Sentence examples for trouble to decide from inspiring English sources

The good news is that, given the industry's rising concern to provide its customers with so nearly what they want, taking trouble to decide will bring better rewards.Steve Cropley is group editor-in-chief of Haymarket's motoring magazines.

"I went to a lot of trouble to decide this issue," Judge Robert W. Gettleman said in court Thursday, criticizing the city for wasting his time.

The women broke into groups of three and were asked to evaluate data on the engine troubles to decide whether to enter the big race.

Now, he says, "there's so much information, the trouble is trying to decide which sources to abide by".

"We were the only club in administration at that time but with other clubs in financial trouble it was felt important to decide on a penalty for not agreeing a CVA.

Thus, the homosexual transsexual who will have trouble passing is less likely to decide to transition than the autogynephilic transsexual who is willing to struggle even post-SRS with passing, since the former needs to pass for sexual gratification while the latter does not.

You manage to barricade yourself behind an upturned table in the corner, and just when you think things can't get any worse, a bunch of thugs from the rough pub next door hear there's some trouble and decide to use the opportunity to take over the pub and make it as lawless as the one they've come from (where people have been brawling non-stop for the best part of a decade).

Hoping to avoid trouble, we decided to take a circuitous route back through the park.

If lenders learn that a fund is in trouble, they might decide to stop giving it money — which can have disastrous consequences for the fund.

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Either way was trouble, but they decided to pitch to McCovey.