Sentence examples for might be decided from inspiring English sources

And now, a berth in the Olympics might be decided by heads or tails.

The future of Nigeria, the most fragile of democracies, might be decided in this battle.

Cases might be decided by a full-time district judge sitting with two lay magistrates.

But that did little to dispel fears that the outcome might be decided by machetes, clubs and AK-47s.

Both camps wasted no time in hiring lawyers, raising a possibility that the battle might be decided in the courts.

Vladimir V. Putin, the Russian president, has succeeded at winning Moscow a seat at any table where Syria's future might be decided.

Culturally and ecologically diverse, Belize offers such a dizzying array of choices for visitors that the most difficult part of your trip might be deciding what to do first.

The hard part might be deciding which ones to visit.

More people might be deciding to forgo elective surgeries, given the high unemployment and underemployment rates.

But high costs isn't the only reason that larger, more successful companies might be deciding to go public this year.

A neutral internal dialogue might be deciding whether to go to the store on the way to work or on the way home.