Sentence examples for make deciding from inspiring English sources

Getting two offers so early in the season is a very fine thing, but it can make deciding more difficult than it would be if an offer came later in the season.

Anyone who has ever been on a judging panel (and many of us writers have) know that taste, conscious or unconscious interest and competing egos are usually enough to make deciding any prize a nightmare.

Does it make deciding that much harder — are you always thinking about what else might come up that's better?

You may have been planning to use this summer to catch up on the TV shows backlogged on your DVR, but there are more than 80 series premiering in the next few months and The Huffington Post has got the scoop on all of them to make deciding what to watch a bit easier.

Decide what kind of jump you want to make: Decide what kind of jump you want to make: Decide how large the jump 'gap' will be, if you want one.

This makes deciding the size of the oligomers based on molecular brightness data very challenging.

"If you have a helmet on, you're a guy who is capable of making deciding plays," Tomlin said.

And that is what makes deciding how to proceed on this question such a difficult decision.

None of this makes deciding any easier, of course.

Payment concerns and lack of data on local health providers made deciding where to obtain services challenging.

The first bid made decides the game, but if all pass, it is automatically nullo.