Sentence examples for actually deciding from inspiring English sources

We attempted to bolster the salience of the question by enrolling men of screening age and asked them to answer as if they were actually deciding about whether to be tested, but we did not measure actual screening behaviour.

Meanwhile, big changes to society are happening, without anyone actually deciding on them.

One reviewer of the games suggested "the greatest challenge is actually deciding which is worst", describing them as "a dismal experience".

t may say something about the politics of "tending to the base" that Chuck Hagel appears today to be the longest of long shots, for he's a politician with attributes that are supposedly sought by the people who package candidates and by the casual, least opinionated voters for whom they package them — those who drift back and forth between parties, actually deciding elections.

So same-sex marriage probably has a better chance of prevailing by a voter referendum than ever before, though its chances aren't equivalent in all the states, and in Minnesota, in fact, what voters are actually deciding is not whether to permit gays and lesbians to marry but whether to adopt an amendment to the state constitution that would ban that, a la North Carolina.

"Historically a lot of people have left Dundee and gone elsewhere and so it's only recently that people are actually deciding that we love this city, it's a really great city, we want to stay here and make our lives here and that's where the culture is coming from".

"It will actually decide the profile of the next cabinet".

"I've actually decided it's worth going deep on," Hoffman said.

Some are necessary building blocks to reach a final outcome and some actually decide the outcome.

Until 1960 they actually decided things, complete with platform fights, back-room deals and occasional fisticuffs.

So most people who are eligible do actually decide to vote.