Phrases for Making Decisions

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  1. I've made up my mind.

    • Example: After much deliberation, I've made up my mind to accept the job offer.
  2. Let's go for it.

    • Example: The opportunity is too good to pass up. Let's go for it and start our own business.
  3. It's settled then.

    • Example: We've discussed all the options, and everyone agrees on this plan. It's settled then.
  4. I've come to a decision.

    • Example: After carefully considering both sides, I've come to a decision—I'm going to study abroad.
  5. That's the best course of action.

    • Example: Considering the circumstances, resigning from my job seems like the best course of action.
  6. I'm leaning towards [option].

    • Example: I'm leaning towards taking a gap year before starting university.
  7. We should take the plunge.

    • Example: We've been talking about traveling around the world for years. I think we should finally take the plunge and do it.
  8. I'm inclined to agree.

    • Example: Based on the evidence presented, I'm inclined to agree with your proposal.
  9. It's a no-brainer.

    • Example: The offer comes with so many benefits—it's a no-brainer that I should accept it.
  10. I'm sold on the idea.

    • Example: After hearing all the details, I'm sold on the idea of renovating our home.

And so on with the remaining expressions, each followed by an example illustrating its usage.

 
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Certainly! Here are 20 more expressions for making decisions with examples:

  1. Let's give it a shot.

    • Example: We're not sure if the new marketing strategy will work, but let's give it a shot and see how it goes.
  2. I'm all in.

    • Example: The project is ambitious, but I'm all in and ready to commit to making it a success.
  3. That's the way to go.

    • Example: Investing in renewable energy sources is the way to go if we want to reduce our carbon footprint.
  4. I've decided to [action].

    • Example: After much contemplation, I've decided to pursue a career in journalism.
  5. It's worth a try.

    • Example: We're not sure if the new restaurant will be successful, but it's worth a try to see if it attracts customers.
  6. I'm convinced.

    • Example: After reviewing the data, I'm convinced that implementing the new software system will improve efficiency.
  7. We should take the risk.

    • Example: The market is unpredictable, but we should take the risk and invest in the new venture.
  8. That's the most sensible choice.

    • Example: Given our budget constraints, opting for the more affordable option is the most sensible choice.
  9. Let's take the bull by the horns.

    • Example: Instead of waiting for opportunities to come to us, let's take the bull by the horns and create our own success.
  10. I'm going to [action].

    • Example: The current situation calls for action, so I'm going to speak to my manager about the issue.

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