Sentence examples for perfect decision from inspiring English sources

She called it, in retrospect, "a perfect decision".

Larry is much more willing to make an O.K. decision and make it now, rather than a perfect decision later".

It turned out to be the perfect decision, Vangelis's lyrical accompaniment lending the tale a soaring, timeless quality.

Actually, I think that them leaving in the middle of this series was probably the perfect decision, sad as it was to see them go.

"I'm just not worried so much about pulling off a shot or making a perfect decision or shooting a great score," he said.

"There was no perfect decision," he said, adding that the state's statutes on the subject of special elections are vague and open to interpretation, which could lead to court challenges.

Any government writing a policy specifically avoiding this step must be doing so because it believes ordinary people could not possibly add anything to its perfect decision-making.

Laura McInerney, writing on these pages last week about free schools, explained: "Any government writing a policy specifically avoiding [local consultation] must be doing so because they believe ordinary people could not possibly add anything to their perfect decision-making.

But just because a woman isn't yet experienced enough to make the perfect decisions – I'm personally still waiting to get to that point – doesn't mean she didn't have agency in making her mistakes.

being involved is the idea – and it is a core capitalist idea – that if you provide people with perfect information about a market you will be able to make perfect decisions, which is just fallacious in the context of higher education.

Thus an MMSE DFE is commonly designed by assuming perfect decisions (see, e.g., [2, 15]).