Sentence examples for miserable decision from inspiring English sources

Yair Lapid, the finance minister, called it "a miserable decision" that "sabotages" Mr. Kerry's initiative by making Palestinians "believe that Israel will be forced to bow to the diplomatic and economic pressure".

It is a short-sighted and miserable decision that risks slowing green growth, ensuring many more premature deaths from respiratory illnesses, and increases resource supply risks for European manufacturers.

When I chose to keep him, people warned that my failure with house plants and my ambivalence toward pets would make me a miserable mother — and that my decision would keep me from "accomplishing my dreams".

Some people will justify their decision to stay miserable because they feel like they're not "ready" or "good enough yet".

"If younger adults mispredict old age as miserable, they may make risky decisions, not worrying about preserving themselves for what they predict will be an unhappy future.

A last-­minute makeup decision results in another miserable day, with Daphne convinced that she will be stuck forever at the bottom of the wittily illustrated popularity pyramid.

My lack of experience and some poor in-battle decisions led to a miserable failure of my village during the clan war.

It was memorable and miserable, and perhaps it hastened the Bucs' decision that Dilfer was not a Super Bowl-caliber quarterback.

My experience has been miserable, so it's just a temporary decision".

"You can make a decision to be kind of a miserable person or not," Hinske said.

So once again, you're faced with a decision: Go to the bar and be miserable, or say no and face the standard ribbing.