Sentence examples for decided that much from inspiring English sources

But Howard Hughes, strange, shy, intense and beetle-browed, fell in love with them, and decided that much of the money he was dispensing through Hollywood in the 1940s should go towards advancing them.

Trafigura has been convicted of illegally exporting waste in the Netherlands, where it is headquartered, but the Dutch courts decided that much of the substance of the allegations was beyond their jurisdiction.

Even though Glaxo had paid taxes on its profits in Britain, and although there is a "double-taxation" agreement between Britain and America, which means that a company should not have to pay tax on the same profits in both countries, the IRS decided that much of this profit had, in fact, been made in America.

But she decided that "much is forgiven" as Branagh's performance went on, thanks to his "mature, late-won understanding".

A historic vote by the NFL owners Tuesday night decided that much.

And remembering how his father had brought light to the old ranch house, he decided that much of the power would come from the winds whipping through Lubbock.

A voiceover says: "In England, government health officials have decided that's how much six months of life is worth.

But I decided that might be too much.

Huntsman hasn't so much decided that science has value to America as he has decided that supporting science helps Jon Huntsman win elections.

Second, it raises the possibility of Yellen and her colleagues deciding that much of the decline in the participation rate is a permanent one, which, in turn, could prompt them to raise interest rates more rapidly than the markets are expecting.

The good news is that we seem to finally be nearing the point at which the Internet collectively decides that much stronger online security would probably be a good idea.