Sentence examples for making serious decisions from inspiring English sources

One can imagine him as an intelligent and decent President, capable of making serious decisions and explaining them in the language of a confident adult.

Consumers, in essence, are making serious decisions about the fate of their local economies whenever they make a purchase.

Never take your vet's opinion as the absolute truth, always seek second opinions for life threatening diagnoses and research health conditions online before making serious decisions about health care.

You meet a lot of different people, and you're helping them make serious decisions.

"At a certain level of violence, you cannot expect people to make serious decisions about their country's future.

Though the acting heads insist they feel empowered to make serious decisions, they have roughly the same authority as substitute high school teachers.

"We all know the classic tragedy of Dr. Faust: With fewer doubts he could have ruled the world, and scientists constantly have to make serious decisions.

The problem is there is no way he can make serious decisions on any of his players on the basis of performances produced against the likes of San Marino.

"When you start have to make serious decisions, you realize the first thing that suffers is your cool factor.

You know, Nixon was drunk when he had it; Reagan was probably, you know, had too severe Alzheimer's to make serious decisions; Lyndon Johnson was into worrying about the next election rather than death and destruction.

I want to see successful brilliant women alongside our President helping make serious decisions about the future of our country, and I want to see them in the boardrooms and running this new green energy sector! Get some modern humans in there, and some real women.