Sentence examples for decisions to even from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the referee makes those decisions to even things up.

Chen has won his last six decisions to even his career record at 50-50.

His decision to even participate in the national championships on the heels of his six-medal star turn at the world championships in Shanghai struck many as madness.

"It was a late decision to even run this horse in this race, but you've got to play this game every day.

The decision to even consider putting itself up for sale is an about-face from the position Gehl took a few months ago, steadfast in its conviction to remain independent.

"The decision to even go negative has got to be a tough one for him," said Jane Hall, who teaches politics and the media at American University's school of communication.

Nye's decision to debate Ham and the decision to even air the debate was absurd.

In fact, it's likely the BridgeGate and SandyGate scandals will derail his decision to even run.

"I think maybe it was the wrong decision to even try to race today, but I'm too stubborn," Vonn said, according to the Associated Press.

Decisions to intervene, even with established tests such as X-rays, based on X-ray alone would be foolhardy as other clinical and social issues may be influential.

In 1943 the FCC's new network rules were upheld in a landmark Supreme Court decision, helping to even the playing field for Mutual.