Sentence examples for deciding that it would from inspiring English sources

He went to the restaurant after deciding that "it would be more fun to be around other people interested in the sport".

Microsoft briefly flirted with bidding for SAP (which is expanding from applications into infrastructure with its NetWeaver platform), before deciding that it would cause too much trouble.Another scenario is that the biggest planets could try to become stars by buying medium-sized planets.

Ashton, formerly in charge of England's academy, brought several youngsters into the squad before deciding that it would be better to go to France without them.

We hear repeatedly about a new show from our friends (or our newspapers) before deciding that it would be a good idea to start watching it.

A theatre in North London has become the highest-profile playhouse to give up competing with this summer's Olympic Games, deciding that it would be more lucrative to rent the venue to one of the visiting teams instead.

The government seemed to move in that direction on Wednesday by deciding that it would restore access to YouTube but continue to block videos "displaying profane or sacrilegious material," said Najibullah Malik, the secretary at Pakistan's information technology ministry.

More accurately, it decided that it would not decide, nodding to its "long-standing policy of deference to legislative judgments in this field".

In the course of approving its policy agenda for 2005, the LDP decided that it would revise the country's basic law on education.

It was decided that it would be very modest.

Eventually, he decided that "It would never come.

I decided that it would be my major in college.