Sentence examples for more to decide from inspiring English sources

But we need to know more to decide who would make the best I.M.F.

Italy's court of cassation could take a year or more to decide whether to make the convictions final.

"We have two or three months more to decide but I will look at what is important for the club and for the player.

Since people need a week or more to decide, or get permission for time off, make sure the price will be stable.

Ms. Glick said that the proposal was "bold and creative," but that she needed to see more to decide "whether it makes sense or not".

It is fair to ask however whether it is just - and therefore in the public interest - for the police to arrest people, place them on bail, and then wait sometimes longer than a year or more to decide whether or not to charge them.

Well, it is getting more and more difficult to decide.

And in North America, people are more individualistic and may want more freedom to decide how their jobs get done.

Interestingly, we found that those with more negative beliefs were actually more likely to decide to see a dentist.

This suggests that MDD patients may be more sensitive to fairness and are thus more likely to decide to reject unfair offers.

Moreover, the results become more stable as the time passes because there is more information to decide the correct primitive in ISM.