Sentence examples for deciding whether to visit from inspiring English sources
The country's name alone suggests the perplexing state of affairs, and the political side that some travelers take even before deciding whether to visit.
The Prince, who has been living mostly in Thailand, said he had not decided whether to visit for more than a few days.
Based on this information the consumer decides whether to visit the expert or not.
Theoretically, setting up an IEP creates transparency; patients no longer have to decide whether to visit a GP or an A&E doctor.
If you post a link to the private Google+ Community, include text that conveys how the link connects with your own thinking (thus helping others in the group decide whether to visit the link).
From 31 December 1965, the Ministry of Information expanded its brief and was renamed the Ministry of Information, Immigration and Tourism, which meant that it was also responsible for deciding whether to grant or revoke permits to visit Rhodesia.
Black said he would wait until after United's visit before deciding whether to apply for the Well job permanently.
He spent the end of 1984 flying around the country — in coach class, to save money and to show his investors how serious he was about turning a profit — visiting companies and deciding whether to invest in them.
On the same day, Mr. Koizumi is expected to decide whether to fulfill a campaign promise to visit Yasukuni Shrine, a Shinto monument to Japan's war dead that the country's leaders have avoided since 1985 because its history is so closely linked to emperor worship and militarism.
We search symptoms to perform initial diagnoses and decide whether we need to visit a doctor.
