Sentence examples for deciding whether to shoot from inspiring English sources

He argues that deciding whether to shoot at encroaching planes or ships would be a tough decision, since North Korea has never recognised the line.

It is also apparent in human behavior, such as deciding whether to shoot at the enemy during trench warfare in World War I (Axelrod 1984, pp. 73 87).

"When you're on a breakaway, how do you decide whether to shoot or deke?" Clement asked.

"Snipers have split seconds to take shots, and he had a split second to decide whether to shoot".

The idea is to have Stoudemire catch a pass, see how the defense reacts and then correctly decide whether to shoot or dish to a teammate.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission IPCCC) is to investigate if the firearms officers, with only seconds to decide whether to shoot, mistakenly interpreted de Menezes's movement as an aggressive act.

There is a black bird sitting in a nearby tree, and the man cannot decide whether to shoot the bird or himself.

In a scene reminiscent of the Black Hawk Down incident, they must decide whether to shoot their way out or face death.

Instead of the usual montage, the two-minute clip focuses in on one scene, as Cooper's character must decide whether to shoot dead an Iraqi woman and child who appear to be holding an RPG.

Zamudio had a split second to decide whether to shoot.

Any nearby U.S. fighter would have to immediately decide whether to shoot down the Russian plane.