Sentence examples for figuring out which one from inspiring English sources

Of course, the Apple Watch doesn't launch until April 24, but pre-orders begin in just under a month on April 10, so you might as well get a head start on figuring out which one (if any, of course) you want.

During a legal altercation over his business, he said in a court deposition, "I have a problem figuring out which one I really am, Santa Claus or Kerry Bentivolio".

"There are over 40 species of crows and ravens, and so many of them are understudied, I thought, 'okay, maybe one of them.'" The trouble was figuring out which one.

Bentivolio is the perfect avatar of the impeachment fever gripping a G.O.P. that's unmoored from reality, given that he once admitted in a court deposition, "I have a problem figuring out which one I really am, Santa Claus or Kerry Bentivolio".

"The whole art to all this is figuring out which one is an opportunity and which one's a trap," said Chris Moench, who manages a distressed-debt investment fund in St .Petersburg, Fla ."If you don't buy the thing right, you're never going to make any money".

Sulkowski noted that comparative-effectiveness studies such as this one, despite their high cost and lengthy timelines, form the "fundamental backbone" for figuring out which one works best with newer treatments in the pipeline.

Figuring out which ones are really exciting … if you have an area of focus, it's easy.

Beyond that there are plenty of races around the world he has his eye on: "It's just figuring out which ones are going to fit the best.

The challenge is figuring out which ones.

The difficulty is in figuring out which ones.

The harder decision is figuring out which ones you should prioritize — or jettison.