Sentence examples for decide many of from inspiring English sources

It took all 82 games to decide many of the playoff seedings, but the field is now set.

Of course, humans may be in for a surprise if machines decide many of us are not attractive — or are even downright ugly.

The publisher Vintage has decided many of us still need a bit of help, but from a more literary angle.

She decided many of the scars on the girl's body were caused by scratching to relieve itching.

In the second half of 2000, manufacturers began to suffer as companies -- having decided many of their investments in new buildings, equipment and software would not be profitable -- cut back.

Nearly 2 in 10 of the Republican voters said they had flirted with voting for Mr. Bradley before deciding, many of them at the last minute, to back Mr. McCain.

The German Embassy in London told us that in 2015, 282,726 cases were decided, many of which would have been applications from previous years.

Economic democracy within a nation, state, village, tribe or community, etc. means people can participate in some meaningful way in deciding many of the fundamental questions and answers posed in this arena.

"Regardless of what the court decides, many provisions of the 2016 regulations are bad policy, and the department will continue the work of finalizing a new rule that protects both borrowers and taxpayers," she said.

As for fighting poverty, Hal Taussig, founder of Untours, decided many years ago he didn't want to accumulate capital.

So they decide how many of those lines to delete.