Sentence examples for decide because from inspiring English sources

Either way, you get to decide because, well -- you can eat whatever you want.

You decide (because I can't figure it out): will business travel grow or slow in 2012?

The Giants argue that there is nothing for Selig to decide because San Jose is theirs.

"I would say that's up to Chicago to decide because he is their player," he said.

But what if the ref can't decide because the data is duff?

We cannot decide, because this is in the hands of a Brussels bureaucrat, Mr Almunia.

I can't decide because there are factors weighing in each side.

I have to decide because he's so young, [if] he stays alone in midfield, probably that can be dangerous.

They have to decide, because they won't be able to do three or even two of those things.

I won't decide". Because you're pushed not only by natural forces but by activists and stakeholders who will deliberately push you in.

I'm not leaving it entirely up to the admissions officers to decide because I'm applying to these schools as if they're all dream schools.