Sentence examples for could have decided to from inspiring English sources

Clinton could have decided to press ahead.

He, too, could have decided to retire, but he says he did not consider it.

"He could have decided to hit.250 with a bunch of strikeouts and a lot more homers.

We could have decided to go more slowly but it would have worsened not eased the pain.

Given the situation, Trichet could have decided to keep interest rates where they were, as both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England have done.

Or the bank could have decided to hold on to the position after making the trade for the client, thereby putting its own money at risk.

We all could've decided to just let the story die with that one sentence, if we knew what was good for us.

At Aquavit, Marcus Samuelsson could easily have decided to stick with a successful formula.

The assailant, reportedly upset at being denied French nationality, could easily have decided to vandalise one of those instead.

By then, many of the best employees - and, potentially, some of the more lucrative clients - could well have decided to go elsewhere.

He could, arguably, have decided to run for mayor of Liverpool, where he was born, and where he now, post-Hillsborough, has a solid fanbase, but it's the Manchester mayoralty that is going to have devolved health powers.