Sentence examples for far more decisions from inspiring English sources

With Republicans now in control of both houses, Mr Obama will be faced with far more decisions like this.

It's a real-time operation, and there are far more decisions to be made — every hour, every second," said Victor Baptista, director general of R.E.N. "The objective is to keep the system alive and avoid blackouts".

How can this be so hard?" I have found that teaching anything to another person is rife with far more decisions and dilemmas than I could have ever imagined at first.

Given that commensal microbial populations are likely to be more malleable than human genes, knowledge of an individual's microbial profile may open up far more decisions points for treatment, diagnosis, and risk management than knowledge of one's genome[ 64].

"I still think we've made far more right decisions than we've made wrong ones," he said.

In my opinion, GPs offer patients the chance to make far more important decisions about their lives than whether to buy a biscuit to accompany their coffee.

Kahlow envisions a future where predictive can make far more impactful decisions than which customers to pursue.

Choosing to do the right thing in small ways, for him, strengthened an individual for making the far more consequential decisions, once they arrive.

Lombardi has made far more good decisions than bad ones, but he let sentiment overrule reason when he passed up a chance to use a compliance buyout on fading center Mike Richards before the deadline last summer.

A far more deadly decision for ABC and Fox would have been a CBS decision to schedule "Survivor" on Wednesday at 8. That move, long considered CBS's most likely option, could have dealt a heavy blow to "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" in that time period.

"Cutting that many pages is a far more fundamental decision than just cutting staff," he said.