Sentence examples for nicest decision from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't the easiest, or nicest, decision to have to make - to leave home at 15 - but it was the right thing for me, something I needed to do".

Both actors are charming, and it's a nice decision to have the computers represented by tin cans and string.

THE ROOM When we arrived, having booked a room with a city view, we were offered the choice of Midtown or downtown — a nice decision to have to make, though the result was a little disappointing.

Wahlberg, again, makes for a solid everyman, and there's a nice decision, late in the film, to focus on his shock back on land rather than a sugary reunion with his family.

"It gives me a nice decision to make.

Mike Hobday, head of policy at Macmillan Cancer Support, said the NICE decision was "devastating news" for patients with advanced bowel cancer.

We are not there to be applauded from the sidelines because we just take the nice decisions".

She added: "It seems immoral to me that, as a result of negative NICE decisions like this one, people's choice of living or dying depends on whether they can afford a drug, because it isn't available to them on the NHS".

15 In the United Kingdom, Devlin et al 16 found that cost-effectiveness explained 85% of NICE decisions.

For QALYs, a range from £0 to £60 000 will be used, thus including the threshold thought to influence NICE decisions.

8 In most PBAC and NICE decisions that we reviewed, indirect comparisons were accepted when there were no apparent head-to-head trial data available.