Sentence examples for handful of decisions from inspiring English sources

That Republican majority drew maps that left only a handful of decisions to general election voters.

Though the letters reflect some deliberation, a handful of decisions might raise eyebrows among good government advocates.

Obama advisers say that he believes most cases are decided based on precedents but that a handful of decisions can reflect judges' own life experiences, like a recent equal-pay case where a conservative bloc of justices ruled against a female factory supervisor saying she should have filed her suit years earlier.

According to a study by David Blanchett at Morningstar, a handful of decisions can make the difference between saving enough for a long retirement -- or coming up short.

Apple's been knocked for a handful of decisions viewed as taking its eye off the ball for the small but loyal contingent that has formed its core user base.

He pointed to a handful of decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court and other federal courts that clearly showed state officials had broad discretion to choose how to restore voting rights.

He was in a small town on the southeast coast of England delivering an argument directed at a handful of decision makers in the capital.

A handful of decision-makers do know, however, and they also know that it is a military and social control security risk.

Executive presence was one of the handful of decision criteria they cited, but even these experienced executives struggled to define what it is and why one person has it and another doesn't.

One of those transformations is to become a brand that is understood more in terms of the impact that it makes to many consumers and not just to a handful of decision-makers.

In his decision, Judge Berman repeatedly ripped apart the NFL and Goodell for a handful of specific decisions they made over the course of the Deflategate saga.