Sentence examples for to deciding from inspiring English sources
verb
To resolve (a contest, problem, dispute, etc.); to choose, determine, or settle.
- The election will be decided on foreign policies.
Talking does not necessarily bring undecideds closer to deciding.
How has owning a bookstore changed your approach to deciding what to read?
Do you have a personal philosophy when it comes to deciding where to shop?
The United States Supreme Court's own jurisdiction is limited to deciding independent questions of federal law.
There is an art to deciding where to put the house.
He has limited the jury's role to deciding whether the government was negligent.
Ashworth, now the FA's technical director, is integral to deciding upon Hodgson's successor.
He also said he was close to deciding between Emile Heskey and Jermain Defoe up front.
When it came to deciding who was going to speak next, Clegg was definitely the keener.
Some readers of this piece might welcome a new approach to deciding such issues.
However, you're spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding exactly where to work.
