Sentence examples for to decide from from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult for me to decide from his side how readily he might accept defeat.

How on earth are you supposed to decide from the wealth of world out there?

And poor Jason, who along with his wife, Joumana, has to decide from which team to accept nearly $100 million.

"It doesn't mean you need to decide from the start who your successor will be, but you need to have general structure in place," he said.

New York City is getting a new mayor, and we're getting ready to decide — from a field of about a dozen candidates — who we think it should be.

By adopting the vague "undue burden" language, O'Connor gave herself lots of discretion to decide, from case to case, whether or not she considered a particular abortion restriction permissible.

"Maybe we'll just have to decide to separate from the United Nations.

"I will go to Melbourne and decide from there," he said.

Now Google and Yahoo will have to decide whether to move from test to broader partnership.

The proposed DR scheme allows a retailer to decide how to buy DR from aggregators and consumers.

Then you have to decide who you want it from.