Sentence examples for deciding even from inspiring English sources

But what voters could be deciding — even though they do not realize it — is the future of arguably the most popular politician in New Jersey: the Senate's Democratic president, Richard J. Codey.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H), who has been involved in campaigns in the state since Jimmy Carter's presidential run, pointed to a University of New Hampshire pollster's analysis that voters may be deciding even later than normal this year.

This follows from the third assumption that, once learning has occurred, knowledge remains accessible and can be quickly used for deciding, even in spite of an interfering task.

It was a helpful early lesson, he decided even then.

She would book a day off next month, she decided; even a half day would do.

The pattern of a story has been decided, even if we do not yet grasp it.

Cynthia Yeah I'm really proud of her because she decided even to take that choice.

This is practice, she decided, even though she was playing in public.

The Americans have insisted that the matter is for Iraqis to decide, even as they help shepherd the process.

She maintains that she has the right to decide, even though they were separated, because they never legally divorced.

Yet many Republicans had decided even before Inauguration Day to block reform, including policies that their party had previously supported.