Sentence examples for of decision points from inspiring English sources

"There are still a lot of decision points as we move forward," Maj.

Bush's publisher has suggested that only confirms the accuracy of Decision Points.

A pugnacious determination to be taken seriously is about half an inch below the surface of "Decision Points".

The author of "Decision Points" prides himself as The Decider, a man with a great gut and crisp opinions — the opposite of the discursive, deliberative Obama.

I find the last sentence in Kinsley's review of "Decision Points" — "Although Bush is admirable for stopping, he probably was more fun when he drank" — absolutely reprehensible.

That's the characteristic anecdote of "Decision Points": the President always gets the last, serenely self-assured word, leaving others quietly impressed or looking like fools.

In the case of Decision Point, there is a database of two million to three million applications that have been processed in the last three years, said the chief executive, Robert A. DeKoning.

Instead, a series of decisions points to "World Trade Center" as the formal, future name of that acreage downtown, Daniel Libeskind designs and all.

The grief caused by Enron's contrived electrical blackouts and the lost jobs and savings following its collapse did not make for one of the "Decision Points" worthy of examination by Bush in his book of that title.

Subsequently, four of us evaluated each of these decision points in each guideline examining level of agreement among various guidelines.

The place of these decision points within the 'flow' of a trial are illustrated in Figure  1.