Sentence examples for decide whether to spend from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tillerson spent seven months trying to decide whether to spend any of the money.

We had to decide whether to spend 75 cents on petrol for the car or on breakfast.

In another case, a young woman has to decide whether to spend the day with her lonely mother, or building homes for Habitat for Humanity.

If it costs something, user reviews, which link to the product descriptions in your phone's app store, can help you decide whether to spend the money.

Late November is a critical time for shows struggling in the ratings because networks must decide whether to spend money to order additional episodes.

The states will eventually have to decide whether to spend untold millions on state-of-the-art voting machines and retraining poll workers.

Currently, the city is deciding whether to spend around €70m to prevent the grandstand from crumbling.

In deciding whether to spend a valuable roster spot on a minor leaguer, carefully consider his path to playing time.

"Deciding whether to spend the money to join a club has become a family decision," said Susanne Wegrzyn, the president and chief executive of the National Club Association.

They feel it would be better to assess Schneiderlin over the remainder of the season before deciding whether to spend such a significant sum on the former Southampton player.

The conservative chairman of the Commons Energy Select Committeee, Tim Yeo, said the lack of a target was a "significant" omission which would add to uncertainty for energy firms deciding whether to spend billions of pounds on building new power plants over the next few decades.