Sentence examples for early decision was from inspiring English sources

Mr. Breimer was noncommittal about whether early decision was right for Jed.

An early decision was taken not to try to create a film equivalent for the poem's witty and discursive narrator.

One key early decision was to leave the great vista to the sea from the back of the house, where a simple lawn creates a visual launchpad.

One early decision was to give the new post of chief curator to Gabriele Finaldi, 37, curator of Spanish and Italian paintings at the National Gallery in London since 1992.

One early decision was to announce its willingness to provide a base for an American anti-missile radar (though the accompanying missiles will be based elsewhere, probably in Poland).

Crawford's debut novel, "Early Decision," was inspired by the parents she encountered in her 15-year career as a college admissions advisor.

Early decision is binding: students must commit to attend if accepted, usually in December.

Enrollment managers have not disturbed the myth that early decision is more competitive than spring admissions.

But this early decision is an encouraging sign of her resolve.

Perhaps the most significant criticism of early decision is that it mostly serves affluent students.

"The only people served by early decision is the colleges," Dr. Levin said yesterday.