Sentence examples for making impulsive from inspiring English sources

Obsessed with bringing world leaders together, one of his weaknesses was making impulsive proposals without proper consultation, the note said.

IN 2002, resolve to stick to your investment discipline, resisting any temptation to react to day-to-day events by making impulsive changes.

If paracetamol was only available in blister packs, making impulsive overdosing more difficult, or mental health clinics removed features that could potentially be used for hanging, the impact on suicide rates could be huge.

Psychologist Stanley Rachman presented a questionnaire to a group of healthy college students and found that virtually all of them had such thoughts occasionally, including thoughts and mental images of sexual violence, harming old people, making impulsive or abusive outbursts, blasphemous acts and violence against animals or children.

The presentation, which she has done at three schools over the past six months and says she plans to take nationally, is Jones's attempt to encourage kids to learn from her own mistake of lying to federal officials and to "take a break" before making impulsive decisions — about drugs, about relationships — that could change their lives.

One concern is that hosts might discriminate against certain races or types of people while making impulsive decisions about who to let stay.

Switzerland is well situated if you want to make impulsive trips around Europe.

"The same parts of his brain which allow him to make impulsive decisions and allow him to be a great player are also the things that cause him to sometimes cross the line and do these nutty things".

It's easier to make impulsive charity now than it was 10 years ago.

The team concludes that the lesioned rats' eagerness to take small, certain, immediate rewards over large, uncertain, delayed rewards indicates a tendency to make impulsive choices.

She adds: "When you are angry, you can make impulsive decisions that are not good for you in the long run, like saying, 'Fine, keep the house!' Divorce is a business negotiation, and you've got to get your business head on".