Sentences with phrase «decision in a matter of moments»

You'll typically receive a decision in a matter of moments — most credit card applications are completely automated, which means a computer determines whether or not you are eligible.

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«Decisions by these individuals are highly emotional and are instinctively known in a matter of moments,» Shinabarger says.

A second play - through of the game will reveal how some of the events of the game come together, and which decisions really matter, but in the heat of the moment, it's hard to tell that this is a choice based game at all.

Cecily Brown will reveal the thinking behind her reinterpretations of traditional imagery and subject matter with Nicholas Penny (Director of National Gallery, London); Luc Tuymans will give an insight into the decisions he makes in his depictions of significant moments in history with Dominique de Font - Réaulx (Senior Curator at Museé de Louvre, Paris); and Glenn Brown will discuss his appropriation of historical artwork with Bice Curiger (Curator at Kunsthaus Zürich and Editor - in - Chief, Parkett).

There are moments in our lives when our decisions really, truly matter — when, by our actions, we demonstrate the quality of our character.