Sentence examples for decide whether to answer from inspiring English sources
The conversation is then transcribed in real time on the screen letting you decide whether to answer or send a text in response.
There are seven billion telephone numbers in the world, and a massive amount of web content to crawl, to match each phone number with social network identities — and return that information within seconds so that it can be relevant from the time the phone rings to the time you decide whether to answer.
Mr. Taricani and his lawyers said they had not decided whether to answer.
The survey asks questions about cybercrime, but the ONS has yet to decide whether to include the answers in the main set of results.
Meanwhile, the special counsel must decide whether to accept only written answers from the president or to fight for an interview.
These are some of the questions that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) says it needs to answer before it can decide whether to continue managing the only population left in the wild.
Decide whether to seek further information and answers if it concerns you.
"Our position is whether someone receives a phone call or a text message, it's up to them to decide whether to read that text message or answer that phone call," Lang said.
If nothing comes up, boldly make the call to the company's media relations department and ask the question: "Will there be any announcements before year-end?" There isn't much time left, so it's unlikely that there will be, but one never knows, and getting a yes or no answer can help you decide whether to hold the stock or let it go and take the deduction.
Mr. Sheffield said that after getting answers to a few questions, their board would decide whether to accept the gift.
