Sentence examples for insignificant decisions from inspiring English sources

This rapidly spirals into a depleted state in which, after making lots of insignificant decisions, we can end up making truly bad decisions about something important.

The other was an altogether more subtle story of the day-to-day costs of police work; a story of corruption both small scale and large and of the seemingly insignificant decisions which combine to force a good man on to a bad path.

Even seemingly insignificant decisions can lead your life down a different path.

Time spent ruminating about negative experiences over which I feel little control -- both inside my head and in conversation with understanding and empathetic others, feeling guilty about relatively insignificant decisions I have made, and worrying about my uncertain future could have been better used celebrating the glorious gift of my life.

"To hire me was an insignificant decision, if you think in concrete terms.

Ripples by Wai Wai Pang (June, Peow! Studio): Swedish comic publishers Peow! Studio have built a dedicated international following in just three years, thanks to a clear aesthetic vision and the not insignificant decision to publish all their books in English.

Ike was firmly in command of his two administrations, and neither Sherman Adams nor Secretary of State John Foster Dulles could make even an insignificant decision about foreign policy without the president's approval.

A seemingly insignificant decision by a lower court in Cologne, against a doctor who circumcised a Muslim boy, has fed a rapidly spreading drive to criminalize a practice that is core to Jewish and Muslim belief.

We often fail to realize the weight that seemingly insignificant, everyday decisions carry.

Others who mentioned compensation described financial reward as insignificant in their decision to participate (n = 15).

Step-by-step modification of the original model led to the model presented in Figure 2. We retained having seen the decision aid or not in the modified model despite its insignificant effect on treatment decision, because of its prime role in the research questions formulated.