Sentence examples for essentially deciding from inspiring English sources

"But there are also some areas where you are essentially deciding between progress and waste".

Think of private-equity firms that close a factory — essentially deciding that the company is worth more dead than alive.

A 1983 state auditor's report complained, in vain, that most building in the territories was without local or regional planning, and that settlers themselves were essentially deciding budgets.

The league is expected to hear the players' basic appeals of their suspensions soon, with Goodell essentially deciding if he agrees with the discipline he has already handed down.

"Being in front of three people who are essentially deciding their future and firing questions they aren't prepared for off at them is unlikely to enable an autistic person to demonstrate their skills," she says.

In some quarters the films and books are lauded for their wholesome message, which is weird considering Bella is essentially deciding whether she'd rather shag a bat or a wolf.

The bureau essentially decided to remove all obstacles to its immediately investigating child abductions.

But I essentially decided I would enjoy Warwick as much as I would any other university".

The parties essentially decided to leave the final outcome to chance, depending on highly unpredictable international and domestic political trends.

"We're talking about different interests," said Judge Sifton, whose ruling will essentially decide the makeup of the citywide ballot.

Before, with impulse invariance, we essentially decided to meet the pass band specifications and exceed the stop band specifications to provide some margin for aliasing.