Sentence examples for is really deciding from inspiring English sources

In other words, no one is really deciding to invest in prisons, they just aren't deciding not to invest in prisons.

So nothing is really decided on how the meeting will go.

But everyone knows the contest is really decided the instant the last polls close in Alaska and Hawaii and the final absentee ballots are dropped in the mail.

It is there where the cards get played; it is there where the process is really decided.

That's right, what the I.R.S. was really deciding in these cases is which organizations have to disclose their funders and which don't.

They're who're really deciding where the music is going.

The Rams realized afterward that their fate was really decided by a rookie kicker at the Pontiac Silverdome.

But the game was really decided eight innings earlier when a more pensive and verbally restrained pitcher had the worst inning of his season.

Despite Northamptonshire's dominance in the first two days, this match was really decided by a flat pitch which got flatter as it progressed.

The marquee for this game billed Alabama's defense against the inventive Arkansas passing game, but this game was really decided at the line of scrimmage, where the Razorbacks' running game was buried.

That's how you'll know he's really decided to run: when he agrees to answer those unpleasant questions.