Sentence examples for suddenly decisions from inspiring English sources

Because medical emergencies arise suddenly, decisions must be made quickly.

Suddenly casting decisions become about the marketing angle.

When you explain people's beliefs, suddenly their decisions don't seem as perverse.

Torre stressed that he would not suddenly make decisions to avoid criticism or to appease Steinbrenner, because that would be transparent.

Suddenly, important decisions began lining up on the desks of company executives like planes waiting for clearance at an airport.

But suddenly the decision was made to convert the hotel into an office building.

The dealer is as unimpressed with my howls of delight as with my suddenly sensible decision to cash my chips while I'm ahead, or at least not behind.

Suddenly, a decision about whether to raise interest rates for the first time since 1990 has acquired the quality of a melodrama about the battle of good and evil.This is due in large measure to the oddly messianic quality that the central bank, the Bank of Japan, has acquired under the God-fearing Christian who governs it, Masaru Hayami.

Until, suddenly, the decision was made that all of this should stop.

"Jobs that are secure suddenly insecure; investment decisions postponed or cancelled; a pall of unpredictability hanging over the British economy".

Suddenly Mason's decisions were in the public eye, and several of them were criticised as over-cautious.