Sentence examples for unforced decision from inspiring English sources

To what else can we possibly attribute his apparently unforced decision to give the disgraced Platini such a platform?

Mr. Ryan may be oblivious to the ultimate cause of his entirely free and unforced decision to spend more time with his kids, but it is, in a nutshell, Paul Ryan.

Terrible shot decisions, unforced turnovers… Not the kind of start you want when you're playing a higher ranked team.

In a laboratory-based replication study, we tested CE both in hypothetical non-binding settings most commonly used in previous research on CE as well as in settings where experienced consumers make unforced and binding purchase decisions between real brands of two particular categories.

Three unforced errors and a mistaken decision to allow a Wozniacki lob to land inside the line cost King still another game.

And so, in a conference call with Wisconsin supporters on Wednesday, Mr. Romney made another unforced error, jesting about a fateful decision by his father, the president of American Motors, that left a deep scar on Detroit.

In understanding the Great British Blunder — the Cameron/Clegg/Osborne decision to engage in unforced austerity, which increasingly looks as if it may cripple the UK economy for many years to come — it is, I'm increasingly convinced, crucial to understand the leprechaun factor.

May 2012: "The Cameron/Clegg/Osborne decision to engage in unforced austerity, which increasingly looks as if it may cripple the UK economy for many years to come".

"The kids were like, 'You're not going to wear that, are you?'" she said, an unforced laugh accompanying the memory of her decision to sport a a lived-in Mickey Mouse T-shirt.

Ryan simply wants Sanchez to make better decisions and to avoid the unforced errors that have contributed to his 18 turnovers.

Far from being an unforced reconciliation with his former persecutors, Kertész's decision to give his archive to Germany should appear as an urgent warning sign.