Sentence examples for decided that the element from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon and the defense minister, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, decided that the element of surprise had been lost, that Palestinian militants of Hamas and Islamic Jihad had gone into hiding and that there was a chance that an operation in Gaza would be fierce but not achieve its goals.

Being the first of the second hundred of the chemical elements, it was decided that the element would be named "mendelevium" after the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev, father of the periodic table.

It was as if someone had decided that the documentary element was too heavy, and levened the mix with a bit of Come Dine With Me.

In deciding to combine the two story ideas, the writers decided that the time travel element could play out as the Borg attempt to prevent humanity from ever reaching space and becoming a threat.

While recording "Tippin and Sippin," a "poppier" song that was going to "take me to the next level," Nick decided that the missing, essential element to his creative output was female sex noises as backing vocals.

"Back in the 1930s they decided that those elements could not live together," he said in a recent conversation, an urgent edge to his voice.

I kept the Confederate flag study on the syllabus and decided that the course would have a stronger element of social science literacy than it had in the past.

In their 2003 report, the JWP decided that the GSI team should be acknowledged for the discovery of this element.

Having decided that the design of wings and the development of a power plant were fairly well in hand, the Wright brothers focused on the element of control.

It might have been at that meeting, or it might have been in another meeting or conversation -- negotiators aren't talking about it -- where they just might have decided that one element they did not need tossed onto the bargaining table was a decision by the arbitrator in the contraction case.

Dykers told me that he and his colleagues had studied historical photographs, and decided that a critical element missing from the square's modern iteration was a uniform band of relative darkness at street level, in contrast to the frenetic light show created by billboards and other signage.