Sentence examples for may decide out from inspiring English sources

You may decide, out of politeness, to refrain from mocking my religion.

It does not require a leap of the imagination to suggest, as a recent Times editorial did, that "Mr. Trump may decide — out of anger at a ruling or sheer spite at a judge — that he doesn't need to obey a court order".

England are set to persist with Moeen Ali as Alastair Cook's opening partner but may decide the out-of-form Jos Buttler needs another rest.

First, the Saudis, who control 11% of output and have the most spare capacity, may decide to push out more, lowering prices and thus increasing demand.

Like many all-cash purchasers, Mr. Rovt may decide to take out some financing on the building at a later date.

Those at the bottom of the list may decide to drop out before heading to Florida — an expensive and difficult place to campaign.

It's hugely disruptive, which is why people may decide to move out and stay in a hotel, which the production sometimes pays for.

On the other hand, he may decide to bow out gracefully, rather than become yet another politician whose career ends in disappointment.

In other words, if Felix or Tarmoh wins the 200 meter title, they may decide to bow out of the 100 meters.

Usually they want to meet someone else like them – which we can arrange – and they go on a journey and may decide to come out.

Since his opening act is led by the Texas guitarist Doyle Bramhall II, who appeared on Mr. Clapton's album with B. B. King, the bluesman may decide to go out blazing.