Sentence examples for this means deciding from inspiring English sources

This means deciding on the shot, moving into the correct position and swinging the bat.

In an Amazon warehouse, for example, this means deciding which orders should be propelled at what time, and doing so as they are coming in.

This means deciding on the numbers admitted into the school and – just as importantly – the oversubscription criteria, which can be one of the most controversial elements of a school's procedures.

In Joey's case, this means deciding each year if his one-on-one aide is still necessary or if four sessions of private speech therapy a week can replace five.

This means deciding that the last car we bought was actually that: the last, unless we have the means to go electric.

This means deciding in advance where you want the pupils to be, when they stop doing one thing and start doing the next, and what exactly you are going to say to make them do this "transition".

They gained a ton of free publicity (and you can let your cynicism decide what this means), decided to move forward (minus the guitarist, of course) and were able to parlay the attention into a headlining show at one of Toronto's best-known venues, Lee's Palace, which they're calling "The Resurrection".

This means decide what color(s) you wanna paint the room, what bed and bed size, and decorations.

Deciding to adopt a child means deciding which of these world-views to adopt as well.

It doesn't mean abandoning human rights; it means deciding whose come first.

That means deciding what counts as terrorist propaganda, hate speech and more.