Sentence examples for decide of from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'decide of' is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not an idiom or an accepted phrase in grammar. If you mean to use ‘decide’ in a sentence, you would say, “We need to decide on a suitable time for the meeting.”.

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How do you decide of the bid-ask spread of what to do?

Yale University

The world is not waiting for the geologists to decide, of course.

The New York Times

"There is always a point where you have to decide, of course," Wenger said.

Independent

You may decide, of course, that you don't want to go back and relive your youth.

The New York Times

We do have from time to time operational assessments and then we'll decide of the next steps.

The Guardian

In the commonsense meaning of "being free to decide", of course there is free will: we decide.

The Guardian

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Decide on medium of communication.

WikiHow

We report - you decide... Of course the running narrative in the MSM is that all this bad news is good news because it means the Central Banksters can give us MORE FREE MONEY and, to some extent that's true but that brings us back to the MASSIVE GLOBAL DEFICIT at the top of this page.

Huffington Post

Decide one of three items.

WikiHow

Decide structure of your India entry.

WikiHow

decide the prices of anything.

Forbes

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