Sentence examples for decide not just from inspiring English sources

The pace at which that happens will decide not just Australia's capacity to avoid the worst of the global downturn.

Any interesting ethical system has to decide not just what's right and wrong, but what is righter and wronger.

And they would have to decide not just which crops to plant but whether to use them for food, carbon capture or things like bio-industrial raw materials.

He was dubbed "The Calculator": Feinberg has the authority to decide not just how much compensation they will receive but whether they will get any at all.

"This is an issue for the Canadian public to decide not just a couple of independent senators," Senator Don Plett told the CBC.

The policy difficulty is to decide not just on a new voting system, but the size of the new House of Commons.

"He had decided not just to divorce my mother," she says, "but to annihilate her".

"This country is falling apart," the Australian journalist decides, "not just at the edges but at its core".

Ultimately, Mr. Daley's legacy will be decided not just by what he accomplished with all that power, but also by what troubles he left behind.

They have decided not just to sell our dignity but to sell out our country, to sell assets to privatise the lot.

Success or failure is often decided not just by the company but also by the success or failure of the web it belongs to.