Sentence examples for deciding in from inspiring English sources

Her biggest challenge is deciding in which direction to go.

Gore has hardly been a recluse since deciding, in late 2002, not to run again.

People are deciding, in other words, how they want to live through technology.

"Democracy works by hearing and then deciding in a calm way".

"This is not something we're going to finish deciding in this next session," she added.

"Deciding in favour of the balance sheet is consolidation, not a growth strategy".

"To some degree, foreign policy is all about deciding in which direction you'd rather be wrong," Beinart wisely observes.

A smaller one puts lawmakers in the position of deciding, in hard times, what they can add to current spending.

The F.D.A. is now clearly deciding in favor of regulation, saying the tests of disease risk can have medical consequences.

They brought to mind Joan Didion's famous censure about feminists deciding, in lieu of a revolution, to become "gifted potters".

A list accommodates a whole lot of thinking and wanting and deciding in a framework made of not many words.