Sentence examples for not finally decided from inspiring English sources

Having known the 3 May date was likely, if not finally decided, why did Morrison make such definitive statements?

Even when he arrived at the presidential palace for our meeting with Tudjman the next day, Holbrooke had not finally decided on his message.

The inquiry has not finally decided whether any of those who have given evidence already (such as Tony Blair) will be recalled.

In a report, "How (not) to talk about Europe", to be published on 6 January, the British Future think-tank will say that most people have not finally decided how to vote in the referendum.

McLaren have not finally decided what to do, but they are increasingly convinced that they should stick with Magnussen, who at 22 is just beginning his career, despite being concerned at the Dane's struggles to get on top of tyre management in races.

The option of controlling for multiple testing in an observational study was discussed but not finally decided.

The conservative five-justice majority could not finally decide whether the original restrictions on filling in wetlands amounted to an unconstitutional "taking" of property without just compensation.

The Sage of Wasilla may or may not finally decide to run in 2012, but she's been at least half-heartedly running for 2012 all along.

He sent a text to Cameron warning him that he was gravitating towards leave but hadn't finally decided.

It was ambitious, but unforgivably self-conscious and, like the rest of the show, it couldn't finally decide what note it was trying to strike.

He is not, they finally decided, an outright psychotic.