Sentence examples for making conscious decisions from inspiring English sources

They have no intention of slipping back into their old lives without making conscious decisions about what they want their future to be.

The success of New Balance might be only about comfort and simplicity, or it could be partly a result of consumers making conscious decisions about what they buy and where it was made.

Some committed reductionists among them maintain that consciousness is merely a "user illusion" – that you may think you are making conscious decisions but in "reality" all the hard work is being done by the interactions of nerve cells within the brain.

The safety board's mandate may be to find the cause of an accident and make recommendations so it does not happen again, Mr. Solow said, but he added that "if what happened is that people were making conscious decisions to violate the law, that is part of the cause".

There could be a good argument for a security policy that involves delegation allowing employees to delegate certain security decisions on the fly and making conscious decisions about that.

Robbins suggests asking these questions and making conscious decisions: "Who am I today?

The fact is, some consumers make conscious decisions not to buy products when they see what goes into making them.

It's one thing to watch boxing and professional football, where athletes make conscious decisions to participate in brutal sport.

"Palm oil is too difficult a commodity to expect consumers to make conscious decisions on," says Greenpeace's Rahamwati.

He said, "I have had to make conscious decisions to appear American and, therefore, I have had to take a view on what I think an American is".

I don't have HIV or Hep C or anything, and I got lucky so I made conscious decisions to use protection.