Sentence examples for case of deciding from inspiring English sources

It's not simply a case of deciding that you can't be bothered to do anything.

"So I know that when it comes to it it'll be a case of deciding what is comfortable.

It is always a case of deciding the balance between benefiting a patient from a treatment and the side-effects.

"There will be a lot of contenders queuing up for his job but it's a case of deciding what they want and then finding that person".

It would also have reduced the commercial and public pressure in case of deciding against the event.

In the case of deciding upon a site for a proposed reactor, use is also being made of probabilistic methods in defining the effect of design parameters.

Some people have argued in specific cases that the person would have wanted to donate, thus using the idea of substituted judgement familiar in other cases of deciding for incompetent patients.

The movement has garnered a groundswell of support in the past two decades, with four of the five states where it is legal passing their laws (or in the case of Montana, deciding their court cases) in the past six years.

Is it perhaps a case of CBS deciding to let the competition die?

Let us instead consider the more realistic case of him deciding to work for a few hours.

Crucially, these authors emphasise the act of categorising as involving moral evaluation; in the case of IFRs, deciding whether a patient is deserving of NHS funds.