Sentence examples for deliberate between from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deliberate between" is not correct in standard English usage
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression is "deliberate on" or "deliberate over" when discussing a decision-making process. Example: "We need to deliberate on the best course of action before making a final decision."
Mr. Bloomberg has plenty of time to deliberate between now and next spring.
The others say that Jerusalem is dear to them, but they prefer to sit on their couches and deliberate between Barak, Bibi and Sharon".
A move was "not easy" but necessary "for my future", and he is not shy to admit he took his time to deliberate between a number of clubs – West Ham, Sunderland and Schalke among them.
No man's ideas were more remote from the plan than his [FN11] were known to be; but is it possible to deliberate between anarchy and Convulsion on one side, and the chance of good to be expected from the plan on the other.
These describe situations in which the medical assistant is in conflict with "himself or herself" while being confronted to another person, e.g. if she/he has to deliberate between several urgent jobs and becomes insecure as a result.
In brain imaging studies, the OPFC is highly active when people deliberate between actions with uncertain risks and rewards, and clinical reports describe patients, such as Gage, whose inability to consider long-term consequences can lead to tragic outcomes.
They paused and deliberated between each possession.
"I was deliberating between 'Is there intent or not?' " Ms. Abdel-Dayem said.
Whisking someone away for a weekend à deux often means deliberating between hotel glamour and self-catering privacy.
But voters are now deliberating between the status quo and a new constellation even friendlier to capitalism.
I plan to spend the next three weeks deliberating between what I want and what is good for my family.
