Sentence examples for had decided to spread from inspiring English sources

Executives said they and their auditors had decided to spread $7 million from software licensing deal over several quarters, instead of recognizing it as revenue all at once.

Sears, which is based in Toronto, said that as part of an unfinished audit committee review it had decided to spread the effects of lease reductions and other incentives from landlords over a longer period of time.

THE nonprofit organization TED, whose tagline is "ideas worth spreading," has decided to spread something else: advertising.

He especially admires the composer's piano pieces for children, and has decided to spread the word.

Bank of China, for one, has decided to spread its $8.9 billion rights issue across the Hong Kong and Shanghai markets, and others may do the same.

In essence, the Obama administration has decided to spread around the stock in the new company based on its evaluations of the relative claims of differing groups.

Instead, the new leaders have decided to spread out the cost as originally planned, creating a "savings" in this year's budget.

AOL Video has decided to spread some holiday cheer by giving away over 30 free movie downloads for one day only on Saturday.

"But I'm 19 years old, I've finished my A-levels - most people would go to university but I've decided to spread my wings a little bit.

Others, concerned that small bodies can't tolerate so many vaccines at once, have decided to spread out the schedule recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, though there is little evidence to support this practice.

Interestingly, the spreading fraction is also quantitatively related to the final contact area of cells that have decided to spread (r = 9362, Fig. 6B).