Sentence examples for decision whether it is from inspiring English sources

Investors are harder to come by in this region, so entrepreneurs are forced to look at how every decision, whether it is product or personnel-related, affects the business in its earliest stages.

Mr. Davis and Ms. Nocella said they would monitor the response to "Staying Strong" and, she said, "We'll make a decision whether it is worth continuing to do".

"When it is held, whatever the decision, whether it is 'yes' or 'no' to marriage equality, that will be implemented," Pyne said.

"They need to make a decision whether it is in there interests to hold this ground given their vastly inferior numbers".

"Taiwanese businessmen will have to come to a decision whether it is worth it for them to make a political concession to make a few extra dollars in China".

It could also force the country to face a long-debated and difficult decision: whether it is willing to trade some of the egalitarianism it takes such pride in to embrace a freer form of capitalism that could break the grip of vested interests and reverse a long decline.

"We haven't made any decision whether it's back or not," Mr. Reilly told Abbie Bernstein, a writer for iF Magazine, an online publication.

"There we were on the roof again," said Esther Regelson, who has lived on nearby Washington Street for 23 years, "watching things burning, wondering if this building was going to collapse, trying to make a decision whether it was safe to stay".

Britain and France have already agreed to make a joint and identical decision, whether it be a reluctant acceptance of Herr Hitler's stiff terms or a firm refusal to be intimidated, or an effort once more to devise some sort of a compromise.

In this case you need to make a quick decision whether it's best to get talking face-to-face or wait to make first contact after the conference from the relative safety of your computer.

Often, many men in this situation conduct their own internal cost-benefit analysis, to help them make the final decision whether it's even worth pursuing.