Sentence examples for get decided with from inspiring English sources

But this strategy is surely deliberate, and issues of the type that drive Americans nuts — national health insurance, for instance, and abortion — are broadly and peaceably settled, while new ones tend to get decided with minor smudges to the left or the right.

BRIGHT IDEA Jurich got there first, deciding with Stanford classmate Edward Fenster to sell solar energy to homeowners.

It seems designers have decided to get creative/quirky with their showcases, to try and catch that all important buyers-eye.

have decided to get physical with the launch of their own label.

Or was the plan merely a ploy to see how much he could get before deciding to proceed with drilling?

"The club is about how we all have problems and challenges, and how we get to decide how to deal with them.

You are independent and get to decide what to do with your life.

Currently, the big cosmetics companies get to decide what's safe with very little government oversight, and they like this system just the way it is.

Since you are your own boss, you get to decide who you work with.

And yes, now I have decided not to get along with this flow of traditional pull that has long left to serve the purpose it was meant for".

While the extremely clever Coders get on with deciding the nuts and bolts of the project, it's time the Storytellers got down to some creative writing.