Sentence examples for even to decide from inspiring English sources

Yet the Europeans' credibility is shaky, since they are unable (as yet) to speak with one voice, or even to decide who should represent them.

Whales evolved social mechanisms to defend against predators, support injured or sick animals, find and catch prey, perhaps even to decide where to move.

Images like these feel like the fever dreams of a culture obsessed with racial distinctions yet unable to think clearly about what race is or even to decide whether it is real.

We must make it our duty to understand why the poor nations of the world, the millions of people belonging to countries that have been pushed to one side and deprived of the right even to decide their own histories, feel such anger at America.

Such data could be used even to decide if the service provider should roll back to previous version of the software.

If the housing isn't comfortable, "it causes a person to fall apart, and maybe even to decide to give up and return to their home country".

I even get to decide name of company.

Are athletes who have suffered one brain injury even competent to decide for themselves whether to continue in their sport?

You know, it's not even for others to decide.

It is the responsibility of the individual and even the community to decide on the truth.

Even his publishers seem unable to decide.