Sentence examples for try to decide how from inspiring English sources
We would have no reasons to try to decide how to live.
Shell directors will also try to decide how much of the report to make public.
Then, in a Diet session extended by perhaps a month, they will try to decide how to spend the ¥13.5 trillion $175 billionn) it will raise each year.
"At one point, I kind of chuckled to myself to try to decide how to counter a question or statement that he made".
A powerful Mafia family finds itself in a vulnerable spot when the patriarch is gunned down and his sons try to decide how to retaliate.
Asked about his writing in various genres, he told The Kansas City Star in 2010: "If I find a subject that interests me, then I try to decide how best to write about it.
Education and political leaders across the country are currently trying to decide how to evaluate teachers.
"You ain't a teacher?" She hesitated, as if trying to decide how to respond.
Trying to decide how much capital banks need to offset the risk of differing loans?
People briefed on the situation said that Google was still trying to decide how to proceed.
The W.E.F. had invited them to attend a session, and they were trying to decide how to respond.
