Sentence examples for has often been decided from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the Tour has often been decided by a tense final time trial.

It seems unlikely that this would have been enough to change the outcome of the election, but Presidential elections have often been decided by transitory economic trends.

But on the big tax and spending questions that have broken along party lines and have often been decided by the narrowest of margins, he has been a reliable ally of the conservative Republican leaders of the House -- so much so that he has been rewarded with leadership positions himself and plum committee assignments.

Beyond the family, the case has drawn the attention of Jewish groups and experts in international law who argue that the Grosz case, like many others concerning art looted or lost during World War II, have too often been decided not on the merits but on whether claimants filed suit before the legal time limit.

So it is a surprise that the man who started one of the largest of these "apolitical" protests and who has often been most contemptuous of national politicians has decided to start his own political party.

She has often been overambitious.

"It has often been tried.

He has often been exploited".

On the party's instructions, James Klugmann and Derek Kartun produced screamingly mendacious indictments of eastern European communists, who had often been their friends when Stalin decided to kill them.

They have often been rebuffed.

They have often been erotic.