Sentence examples for make decisions later from inspiring English sources

"The policy seems to be, take everything down, and we'll make decisions later".

He said his father's condition was complex and that the family would "have to make decisions later on".

"There is a general tendency to make decisions later," said Robert J. Harth, the executive and artistic director of Carnegie Hall.

Good decisions made here can make decisions later in life quite a bit easier.

If you make the right decision about what to eat in the morning then you are not going to have the energy to make decisions later at night.

Students in her study who were asked to make decisions later spent less time preparing for a test, gave up more quickly when trying to complete various tasks and performed worse on math problems than those not asked to make choices.

"The E.C.B. surprises by making decisions later than people expect".

In other words, when people make decisions sequentially, later deciders tend to agree with earlier deciders because the later people believe that the earlier people have access to more information than the later people.

Sometimes you make decisions you later regret.

Poor collection or analysis of information, distraction and emotion often drive people to make decisions they later regard as mistakes, or which in some cases place us in precarious or dangerous situations.

The judge will make decisions at a later date on applications to keep secret specific pieces of information.