Sentence examples for sudden decisions from inspiring English sources
You have to make sudden decisions in the sport.
UK unemployment rates remain unchanged at 4.9%, suggesting employers are not making any sudden decisions to lay off staff.
The move brings fresh instability to the Pentagon as it manages Trump's sudden decisions to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
Yet they've been portrayed as sudden decisions taken on the instruction of trade union barons, cynical attempts to climb on passing bandwagons, or feeble efforts to deflect attention from the government's perceived successes.
The news of rising retail sales follows jobs figures on Wednesday suggesting that while business sentiment has been hit, employers are not making any sudden decisions to lay off staff.
On policy, Trump is making sudden decisions without much staff consultation, wagering that they will pay dividends — accepting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's invitation for a face-to-face meeting and threatening to veto before ultimately signing the most recent government spending bill.
Suicide is also rarely a sudden decision.
Stack's sudden decision to enter Yale surprised everybody, including himself.
He said his company was surprised by CW Capital's sudden decision to foreclose.
At a time of such extreme upheaval and sudden decision making, obvious choices are very appealing.
Was there an "Avenues effect" on the sudden decision to rebrand?
