Sentence examples for decided by many from inspiring English sources

The outcome of the second world war was decided by many millions of people first making and then handling industrial equipment to kill one another on an inconceivably terrible scale.

Available polls indicate that of the 52 House races in California this year, this one might be the closest and might be decided by many of the same tax, health care, education and Social Security issues that are at play in the presidential race.

"A match is decided by many uncontrollable things," explained Guardiola.

Hannan remarked, "There is so much at stake in Belize, and the future of the country is being decided by many.

However, CAM use is decided by many factors, which may be the positive qualities of CAM, or negative aspects of conventional care [ 24].

From the aspect of the MRI protocol, SNR is decided by many parameters, including ratio of echo time, spatial resolution, thickness of slices, and receiver band width.

Violent crime is rampant, especially in poorer areas.The referendum may be decided by how many Venezuelans bother to vote.

During the 90s, when formatting went into overdrive, chart positions could be decided by how many fan-baiting bonus tracks you could scatter across multiple vinyl and CDs.

For one thing, there are so few people in my town that each individual vote really does matter, and several local races have been decided by as many votes as you can count on one hand.

The number of families assigned to a chairman or chairwoman is decided by how many agree to serve as hosts that year in a geographic region, known by the fund as a Friendly Town.

The last point of that game was decided by one of many extended, eye-catching rallies in this match: many of them punctuated by Dementieva's screams and Williams's growls.