Sentence examples for matter of deciding from inspiring English sources

It was just a matter of deciding when we'd return.

"It's a matter of deciding where we're going to put our people," she said.

There is also the small matter of deciding how to pay for such arrangements.

IN THE matter of deciding who will be its next president, as in others, Russia is not a real democracy.

For other Democrats, it is a matter of deciding whom to support for the Democratic mayoral nomination.

We are not talking about enormous amounts of money here; it's just a matter of deciding that this issue is important enough to warrant addressing.

It was a matter of Coach Gregg Berhalter deciding not to play him, which was odd, given there were two matches and up to six substitutions permitted in each game.

Maybe it's just a matter of actors deciding to let the audience in on the fun while they still can (I know Walken changed agents in the early 2000s and started getting a lot pickier).

Calligan's attorney, William Yacobozzi Jr., said Thursday that "the (Superior) court had placed itself in a position of deciding matters that really belong with voters.

As with any artistic canon, the matter of who decides which works are considered worthy of preservation can be key.

They went around the group for quick impressions and, in a matter of minutes, decided to sign Williams over the other three.