Sentence examples for short-term choices from inspiring English sources

There is no point in being sentimental: they make appallingly bad, selfish, short-term choices.

In short-term choices, the evidence-base (criterion 3 and 4) as well as the most relevant options that key customers understand (criteria 2 and 6) are especially important.

Stable rules are crucial because entrepreneurs, developers, land owners, simple citizens, and so forth need to know the rules of the game not simply for their short-term choices, but also for their long-term options.

With this in mind, The Third Industrial Revolution gives us a way to judge our short-term choices.

From time to time, we all are vulnerable to settling into routines, making short-term choices, focusing on trivialities.

Now 74, Mr. Maazel was always considered a short-term choice who would buy the orchestra time to find a music director for the long haul.

There is plenty left to do, however, before the 200 convertible becomes a desirable choice in the showroom rather than a just-acceptable short-term choice at the rental counter.

But attacking parents for trying to make the best short-term choice for an individual struggling child surely won't encourage them to contemplate alternatives, nor were any alternative strategies suggested.

The Russian billionaire is to hold an emergency board meeting with his closest advisors and, according to The Times, former Tottenham Hotspur manager Juande Ramos is being considered as a short-term choice.

It is a choice, and in my view a badly advised, short-term choice given all the different kinds of payback local people get from those relatively tiny investments, and also the £250m spent over the past decade building up NewcastleGateshead as one of the UK's most admired cultural centres.

It is a very, very short-term choice.