Sentence examples for still decided that from inspiring English sources

The government had stacked the commission with its supporters but eight out of ten of them still decided that the government had used excessive force.

Yet Vice Chancellor Laster still decided that based on Dell's "fair price," the company, which is incorporated in Delaware, was sold for too little.

"Although people knew that these soldiers and intelligentsia were brutally murdered, and could imagine how they were murdered, I still decided that the bloodshed had to be shown.

Despite how poorly executed the breakup was, we both still decided that we wanted to remain friends, after enough time has passed for that to be possible.

"We still decided that it would've been worth the risk to try it out and when we did, we were pleasantly surprised to find out that it actually helped sales as we got a significant spike during the promotion and afterward".

But we have still decided that this is a necessary precaution.

In the meantime, many foreign companies will still decide that a good local partner provides invaluable connections.In some places, patnership is compulsory.

Even if violent media are conclusively found to cause real-life violence, we as a society may still decide that we are not willing to regulate violent content.

So perhaps, on the larger issue, he may still decide that compassion and self-interest both demand serious American action to fight the AIDS epidemic.

That is because rents have risen so high that, even as the overall economy has declined, many prospective renters are still deciding that it is cheaper to buy than to rent.

But the board did not provide any hard numerical criteria for a better plan, so it could still decide that fairly cosmetic changes to the current plan would resolve the problems.