Sentence examples for had quickly decided from inspiring English sources

Manley said that Karen, a staff member at a local university, had quickly decided that she did not want to be the only person to benefit from the campaign.

Through court proceedings it was learned that Cumberland River managers had quickly decided to punish Howard once they learned of the video being aired.

They were rare for me, the gentry having quickly decided I wasn't "one of them".

And Duncan Weldon, Katz's imaginative appointment as economics editor, has quickly decided against a career in broadcasting and left to work at a large financial services company.

Hovannisian wrote, "the battle for Turkish Armenia had been quickly decided; the struggle for Russian Armenia was now at hand".

Not only did they have to keep the plane under control, but they also had to quickly decide whether they could make an emergency landing at a nearby airport– or find another alternative to get the plane down safely in one of the most crowded regions in the country.

Not only did they have to keep the plane under control, but they also had to quickly decide whether they could make an emergency landing at a nearby airport – or find another alternative to get the plane down safely in one of the most crowded regions in the country.

Nomads, whose resilience and herds had already been weakened and reduced by droughts and colonialism (Capot-Rey [1962]; Mercer [1976b]), had to quickly decide whether to try to maintain their herds or liquidate them and flee to safety with other refugees.

Students had to quickly decide whether to wage all or part of their points on the next, unseen question.

To avoid that, Serbia and Russia will have to quickly decide that they have more to gain from stability — and good relations with Europe and the United States — than from whipping up old hatreds.

Without a statement of relevance, we have to quickly decide, "Is what I'm hearing going to help me, or is it noise?" We have that remote control length attention span.