Sentence examples for needing to decide from inspiring English sources
He talked about the corporation needing to decide whether it really wishes to reduce diversity in media.
That could mean bad news for Harmison's Durham colleague Graham Onions, and would then leave the management needing to decide whether to play two spinners.
Male tennis players can just go on playing without needing to decide or choose in the same way … Man! There's a part of it that's just not fair!
Add on the tidbit about him becoming a free agent after this season and the Rangers needing to decide which half of Hamilton will prevail in his career, and you've got enough plot twists for a network mini-series.
Falcao's slump in form at Old Trafford has left many doubting where the on-loan striker's future lies, with Manchester United needing to decide whether to take up a £43.2m option to buy the Colombian at the end of the season.
Today, Stijn finds himself needing to decide between science and technology.
Now Lisa needs to decide.
"You need to decide, and quickly".
He needs to decide, which is it?
Mr. Turner needs to decide within the next two weeks.
