Sentence examples for more time deciding from inspiring English sources
Even when they were poor and unknown, he spent more time deciding which outfit to wear than some of us do on our taxes.
Re "Americans Aren't in the Market for Freedom" (On the Contrary, June 4), in which Daniel Akst said people should spend less time buying things and more time deciding what to achieve with their money: He is right.
Administrators spend more time deciding where to allocate a library's resources and less time facing the public, if at all, than do reference librarians, who tend to be more directly involved in research and answering questions from patrons.
Speaking on the troubled iPad program, Cortines said the district should seek student input on their technology needs and take more time deciding on the best tools for them.
As curators may spend more time deciding the corresponding class for negative sentences during LiverCancerMarkerRIF-assisted curation, the average time for curating an abstract still dropped from 5.52 to 3.26 min when our system was used.
Take more time deciding what your character would do rather than what is the 'right' thing to do for maximum points or easiest success.
By knowing ahead that you will never go back to it, you find a way to enjoy other stuff you're doing in the present instead of being impatient and thinking "How much longer is it going to be till I check Facebook one more time?" Decide that you don't need to see all the news feed that appeared since you were last on.
These gung-ho space cowboys might have had a more agonizing time deciding on their evening meal packets.
Ms. Feinstein said she had "asked for a little more time" before deciding whether she supported a special counsel.
Steinbrenner should devote more time to deciding how the Yankees assembled a rotation that was too old, fragile and unreliable.
Still other stakeholders, including trade groups that represent giants like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Netflix, have said that the F.C.C. should take more time before deciding.
