Sentence examples for not completely deciding from inspiring English sources
The government eventually backed down, though not completely, deciding that the textbooks would now include mention of the military's "involvement" in the mass suicides.
I just answered honestly a question but I have not completely decided how I will sort it out in my head".
Mr. Romney is seen by Republicans as being closest to running, even though his advisers said he had not completely decided.
While Mr. Pataki and legislative leaders have agreed to enact at least $1.2 billion in tax cuts to be phased in over the next five years, they have not completely decided what taxes to cut.
The mere distance from an actor to an object does not completely decide whether the object is available to the actor; thus, it is necessary to be able to distinguish between a direct visual image of the object in question and the physical mechanisms relevant to the situation before making a decision.
Scott Siepker, who MC'd the event and identifies as an independent, said that he's drawn toward former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, but hasn't completely decided if he'll caucus for him.
And if you haven't completely decided on one genre or are working in more than one genre, then it's no problem — it's more important to be aware of what tradition you're working in than to stick to one specific genre or category.
Their business model is not yet completely decided on.
As an educator and social worker I decided not to completely decide how I feel about spanking that leaves a teary face and a slightly red bottom for ten minutes.
"As athletes, we don't believe that competitive balance is completely decided by an economic system or how much payroll exists on one team or another," said Derek Fisher, the president of the players union, and a member of five Lakers championship teams since 2000.
That summer it all fell apart because Chris Pronger, like VICE Canada's favorite cartoonist and anyone else who doesn't completely suck, decided "fuck it, I don't want to live in Edmonton".
