Sentence examples for deciding whether to continue from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, who opposes abortion, is deciding whether to continue, reject or revise those rules.

"And we will be looking at what happens over the summer before deciding whether to continue".

No one is marking it – except for you, right now, deciding whether to continue reading.

The Daily News called his condition "extremely grave," and said doctors were deciding whether to continue his cancer treatments.

In economic decision making, sunk costs are treated as bygone and are not taken into consideration when deciding whether to continue an investment project.

She called the vote a "parody" and likening the result to "a group of squatters deciding whether to continue occupying a building".

Individual states could decide whether to continue to prohibit public sale.

"I needed to decompress and decide whether to continue working in this business.

The club compromised, asking him to play in three games, then decide whether to continue.

The group said it would meet on Monday to decide whether to continue the talks.

In a statement yesterday, Merck said it had not decided whether to continue tracking the patients.