Sentence examples for and deciding whether from inspiring English sources

Some designers said they are still smarting and deciding whether they will continue supplying certain chains.

Other states and cities are still reviewing the allegations and deciding whether to participate.

(British police are currently reviewing the video, which is below, and deciding whether to charge Winehouse).

The district attorney's office is evaluating the complaints and deciding whether to pursue them.

The UK is at the edge of the EU and deciding whether it is European or not.

She was detached, unearthly, an alien visitor inspecting the landscape and deciding whether to do harm or good.

It is analogous to owning a popular restaurant and deciding whether to expand to keep up with all the diners.

Prison guards stand behind a large barrier, checking forms and deciding whether visitors may proceed to the next security screening.

We were chatting during the week and deciding whether we were nervous or excited – I guess it's a mix of both, to be perfectly honest," he said.

He said: "We should be looking at the option of an independent currency and deciding whether that's possible or achievable in a timescale by 2016".

But Medicare officials are continuing to look into Theranos and deciding whether to revoke certification of its prime laboratory in California.