Sentence examples for eventually deciding that from inspiring English sources

Neither side was able to break the deadlock, as extra-time was need for the second quarter-final in a row, after Gabon and Mali's tie had also ended 1-1 earlinr in the day, with penalties eventually deciding that game.

They were able to repeat and extend Hamburger's experiments, eventually deciding that although his findings were correct, his interpretation was not.

The attorney general even considered whether the minimum term was unduly lenient, eventually deciding that the appeal court was unlikely to put it up.

McNamara and his players would have felt more irked at the way Bobby Madden deliberated for so long before eventually deciding that Dow did not deserve a penalty when he fell under the challenge of Brown in the first half.

Storm Thorgerson had accompanied the band on their 1974 tour, and had given serious thought to the meaning of the lyrics, eventually deciding that the songs were, in general, concerned with "unfulfilled presence", rather than Barrett's illness.

On the split, Sanderson stated that without it he would have had to "railroad the story from climax to climax" and would sacrifice aspects even of major characters, eventually deciding that "The Wheel of Time deserved better".

He eventually decided that was not enough.

It was eventually decided that instead of being shredded, the documents would be put in storage.

South considered bidding six spades but eventually decided that was too big a position to take.

A feature in the April issue that wonders aloud whether curly hair is work-appropriate eventually decides that "of course it is".

However, Bushnell eventually decided that appointing someone else was not worth risking the wrath of the new presidential administration, and of Hanna (who was chairman of the Republican National Committee).