Sentence examples for choosing whether to share from inspiring English sources
In the physical sense, this may mean choosing whether to share a particular document with a coworker or deciding what personal artifacts to display at work.
How they perceive one another, therefore, may be the deciding factor in choosing whether to share information.
"This will allow people to choose whether to share their location or not.
Choose whether to share your data to take part in their experiment.
While each team can choose whether to share the information collected at their stadiums — from their major league park to each of their minor league homes — there exists a clear incentive to do so.
Although users can choose whether to share e-mail, a company could penalize those who are shy about granting such access.
At St. John's Episcopal Church in Larchmont, N.Y., there have been several Communion stations since 2009, allowing congregants to choose whether to share the chalice or not, said the Rev. N. Chase Danford.
Choose whether to share the printer or not.
Doc Searls, a leading blogger, has argued that the real issue around privacy is our ability to exercise control over our own data, choosing whether to restrict or share it.
This paper investigates how scientists decide whether to share information with their colleagues or not.
