Sentence examples similar to put off making a choice from inspiring English sources

However, putting off making a choice is (in itself) making a choice.

David Frost, the head of the British Chambers of Commerce, said the decision to put off making a final choice was "the right one," since many companies remained opposed to euro membership.

But a closer look at the school board's recent history reveals a chaotic, almost nonfunctioning body that put off making tough choices and even routine improvements for generations.

Where is the businessman who hasn't from time to time put off making these tough choices when things were going relatively well?

Taylor put off making the appointment.

Mr. Moore put the purchase in the context of making a choice.

Animals were allowed to put their paws on the medium or to smell the medium before making a choice.

By contrast, DM involves making a choice, often involving trade-offs, from a number of possible alternatives.

Not making a choice was your choice.

All this helps Mr Brown put off a ghastly choice: to raise taxes or break his rule.

As they put it, "It's time to make a choice".