Sentence examples for decided most from inspiring English sources

They have decided most elections ever since.

We have already decided, most of us, that life on the grid entails a certain amount of intrusion.

Lance Winters, a distiller at St . George which faced similar distribution difficulties, decided most of them were horrible.

"I've also taken a look at the people around me and decided most of them are an electoral liability.

James was now aging rapidly, and in the last 18 months of his reign he, in effect, exercised no power; Charles and Buckingham decided most issues.

The 1895 constitution had no provision for local government, and the county legislative delegation, with approval of the General Assembly, decided most local matters.

Patronage, connections, personalities decide most things.

In England, unlike America, juries no longer decide most civil trials.

It issues its own visas, decides most its own policies and mishandles its own budget.

It is often asserted that elections are easy to predict and that the economy decides most of them.

As the new term begins, the Supreme Court has been shuffling along, hearing cases and deciding most of them.