Sentence examples for decide whether to compete from inspiring English sources

Wiggins has yet to decide whether to compete in the Olympic time trial or the team pursuit.

It is a largely symbolic but potentially important contest that Mr. Giuliani has yet to decide whether to compete in.

Meadows is yet to decide whether to compete, pending her performance at the European championships next week.

If this is the case, Mr Tsvangirai and his Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) will have to decide whether to compete again, amid rising government-sponsored violence, intimidation and preparations for more thorough rigging.

He has yet to decide whether to compete in January's Australian Open.

The former footballer admitted afterwards that he has yet to decide whether to compete in London.

The University of California, which has managed Los Alamos since its inception 61 years ago, says it has not decided whether to compete for the contract.

Echoing comments she made Wednesday, Vonn told reporters after the training run that she had not decided whether to compete in Sunday's downhill, though she expected to use the downhill portion of the super-combined as a training run.

Mr. Libeskind's business partner and wife, Nina Libeskind, said yesterday that Studio Daniel Libeskind would certainly apply to design the museum but had not yet decided whether to compete for the performing arts center.

Murray will travel to Canada on Monday but said he would assess his physical condition before deciding whether to compete in the Toronto Masters.

After her disappointment in Sochi, Pewsey-based Rudman said she had not decided whether to compete at her fourth Olympics, in Pyeongchang in 2018.