Sentence examples for too decides from inspiring English sources

Enthusiasm rather than money – Obama had plenty of that too – decides these things, a willingness to vote.

One day, he, too, decides to go to MoMA, and, knowing that his notebook contains the address, he looks it up.

If he too decides to work for 12 hours, his production possibilities set will be determined by the following relations: F=8L_f \, C=4L_c \, L_f + L_c=12 \, =>F/8 + C/4=12 \, Thus, MRT Coconuts, Fish ={\Delta C \over{\Delta F}} \, = -4/8=-1/2 \, This means that for every pound of coconuts Friday gives up, he can produce 2 more pounds of fish.

But they too decided to end their chase.

Eventually, she, too, decided to try a new drug.

She too decided to buy a co-op.

How long before they, too, decided to leave?

That argument showed some strain two weeks ago, when Russia, too, decided to suspend all flights from Egypt.

He, too, decided young that he would be a ballet dancer.

He, too, decided he was indispensable, and sought to cling to office beyond the expiration date.

Soon after he left for Kanpur, I, too, decided to go home.