Sentence examples for by deciding one from inspiring English sources

She sparked the idea by deciding one evening that we should go back in time, and turn off the TV and light candles.

The PLP would be making a mistake by deciding on only one challenger.

And with the issue decided by one vote, every lawmaker cast the deciding one.

The Republican troubles continued when the most prominent elected officials in the party decided, one by one, to forgo running for Congress.

This is hard to wrap our minds around; psychologists say these kinds of discomforting contradictions give rise "cognitive dissonance"— an icky feeling we try to dispel, usually by deciding that one or the other is true.

These are not just sanctions decided on by one or the other country or entity.

When Aberhart decided to run Social Credit candidates in the 1935 provincial election, he adopted an unusual system of candidate nomination: each constituency would nominate three or four candidates, with a committee headed by Aberhart deciding which one would actually run.

Then they took things out one by one, deciding where it went or what to do with it.

"They will go over the assets one by one, deciding whose is stronger in India, in Latin America and in North America".

Like so many other bitter battles that have shaped the city's byzantine homeless policy, this one will be decided by one person.

If present trends continue, elections will not be decided by one-person, one-vote, but by a small number of very wealthy families who spend huge amounts of money supporting right-wing candidates who protect their interests.