Sentence examples for momentary decision from inspiring English sources

A mindless, momentary decision to steal a pair of Primark trainers could leave some offenders with no chance or wish to be part of society, predicts Joy Warmington of brap, a local equalities think-tank.

A momentary decision from leaders has impacted the thinking and behavior of generations of men and women.

PMd and M1 may (Pastor-Bernier et al., 2012; Thura and Cisek, 2014) or may not be involved in actually making decisions, but these areas are known to reflect the momentary decision state (Thura et al., 2012; Thura and Cisek, 2014) and therefore can be exploited as a window into the ongoing decision process.

That Shanahan believed that instead of his own eyes was his colossal failure, writes Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com, and as Dan Graziano points out on ESPN.com this was not a momentary snap decision gone wrong, but one that played out for an agonizingly long time, while Shanahan refused to overrule his delusional star player, Mike Freeman writes on CBSSports.com.com

"We want people to just have a momentary contemplation of the decision, even if the decision is that I don't want to help right now," said Rocco Andriola, co-chairman of Save Lives Now New York Foundation, which pushed for the measure in Albany.

Many uphold common-sense folk psychology by maintaining that practical decisions are momentary intentional actions of intention formation [Frankfurt 1988: 174 6; Kane 1996: 24; McCann 1998: 163; Searle 2001: 94; Clarke 2003: 3 27; Mele 2003: 197 202].

As we have seen, many take decisions to be momentary intentional actions of intention formation.

Don't make decisions based on momentary feelings or doubts.