Sentence examples for make a decision generally from inspiring English sources
If so, I really have no opinion.'' Nonetheless, Mr. McCain said, "I do believe that most Americans do make a decision generally after the conventions.
And the person doing the whittling doesn't have a lot of time to make a decision about you--generally 20 minutes or less!
He believed that the court that heard the case and pronounced judgment was generally able to make a decision that was superior to appellate courts' decisions.
However, when there is a family history of travel and the patient is very ill siblings are generally evaluated to make a decision on performing a thin smear, at the discretion of the ordering physician.
In corporate America, when a board makes a decision of this magnitude, it generally hires a "crisis management" public-relations firm, which provides a team experienced in the dark arts of news management: background briefings, leaks, access-trading and arm-twisting.
Residents and non-professionals staff of the radiology field have to learn how to make decisions, generally from gathering information from other more experienced professionals and from literature information.
The current institutions, whose apex is a Council of Ministers from the 15 member states that meets periodically to make decisions generally requiring unanimity, have already become strained and ponderous.
Make an informed decision.
