Sentence examples for deciding whether to purchase from inspiring English sources

— E., Long Island. A. Deciding whether to purchase a long-term care policy is one of the most difficult decisions a preretiree needs to make.

Materiality, according to Fried Frank, is "information that a reasonable investor would consider significant in deciding whether to purchase or sell a company's securities".

Asked what he thought of Jordan's deciding whether to purchase a stake in the Wizards and take over their basketball operations, Hill said: "I just can't understand why he'd want to do that.

An in-depth study on cognitive and emotional aspects could be conducted regarding the process of deciding whether to purchase an item.

When we started that company, we were faced with deciding whether to purchase our own servers, or use one of the many cloud hosting providers out there like Amazon Web Services.

Readers can browse up to 20% of the books before deciding whether to purchase digital versions through Google Play.

Therefore the auctioneer needs to decide whether to purchase the information, and if so, whether to disclose it to the bidders.

Research in Organizational Sociology shows that when there is such uncertainty, buyers rely on other signals to decide whether to purchase, such as the seller's status, its social network ties, and prior relationships.

Given a fixed sequence of prices, or price trajectory, buyers choose a day on which to purchase the product, i.e. they have to decide whether to purchase the product early in the game or later after more people already own it.

The executives will review the results and decide whether to purchase the student-devised schedules in place of the usual time-consuming hand-made plans.

The utility, he said, has not decided whether to purchase all or just some of the power Cape Wind generates.