Sentence examples for decided very much from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to imagine that Iowa decided very much; in fact, it has decided very little since 1976.

If there are no specific family rights as such - as the Committee on Women' s Rights decided, very much against my wishes - then such rights do not exist for the other heterosexual or same-sex communities either and the section on "Lifestyles and types of relationship" has no place in this report.

Most of the planners I've spoken with believe it's best not to decide very much about what the action will look like before they're on the street.

The essay tells of a miscarriage aged 43, of a child she had decided she very much wanted.

Exactly what the "if" clause means, and what conclusions the Supreme Court should draw from whatever it decides, is very much in dispute.

So in that sense it is a really shocking assertion … Ultimately the American people have to decide for themselves whether this person is fit to be president, and how they're going to decide is still very much up in the air.

"He was deciding critical issues very much in the interests of plaintiff lawyers," said Lester Brickman, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, who has studied asbestos litigation.

Now, watching the chaplain depart, Eriksson decided that Greenacre was very much worth cultivating.

The police and the insurance company had decided that Oghi was very much at fault.

The two will have to change the minds of the already very much decided voters, which is sort of like getting people who rejected New Coke to reconsider.

I respect those of my colleagues who have decided not to; appreciate very much the concerns that have informed their position, and encourage further negotiations to address those concerns.