Sentence examples for decided by a number from inspiring English sources

The size of the diamonds you choose will ultimately be decided by a number of different factors, one of which is your own personal style.

They're decided by a tiny number of wholly unrepresentative people with dubious to nonexistent credentials.

History suggests that this election could be decided by a small number of votes in a few closely contested states.

But most politicians believe that this race will be decided by a small number of votes, and thus have been paying particular attention to the independent parties.

Both sides have worked feverishly to gain the advantage in a race that will be decided by a small number of votes, with candidates hovering over each stage of the counting process, from the recounting of the voting machine tallies to the counting of various forms of paper ballots.

They argue that too many votes are effectively wasted under the current system, with elections decided by a small number of voters in a handful of seats where no single party has a large majority.

However, uncertainty around how Ukip supporters would vote in key Tory-Labour marginals was one of the unknown factors identified as being critical to whether Cameron's and Miliband's party would win in tens of constituencies where the outcome could be decided by a relatively small number of voters voting tactically.

Random allocation to either the intervention or control group is decided by a computer generated random number.

But keep in mind that in there are 32 automatic bids decided by a conference tournament and only 10 number one seeds advanced out of those tournaments this year.

Moreover, developmental analysis has shown that vertebral number is decided by a balance between the pace of the segmental clock and axial elongation (Gomez et al. 2008; Gomez and Pourquié 2009).

Parsons' sentence was decided by a jury.