Sentence examples for we might decide from inspiring English sources

We might decide to ignore her.

Or we might decide that the question itself is questionable.

Still, we might decide the trade-off is worth it.

We might decide to just suck it all up.

Alternatively, less generously, we might decide it's too tricky for the researchers themselves.

"We might decide we couldn't do it from here after all.

"We use healthcare resources far out of proportion to any other country on the planet," said Wenger, who researches elder care for the Rand Corp. "We need to have a conversation about where society wants to put its resources [and we] might decide there are certain kinds of life extension that are not as important to us as educating kids and having adequate infrastructure".

"If we could literally shut down the command-and-control, all the infections, and just make them have to start over from scratch in all contexts, we figured they might decide to move on".

"One of my children might decide we all have to play a video game; another will decide we are all going for a walk; another will make us all bake cakes.

"They are both in the position, in exchange perhaps for something that we might do, they might decide to keep Assad from dropping barrel bombs," he told MSNBC.

"There's always been that possibility, that at some point they might decide, 'Well, we have this thing and this thing, we'll just make them more one thing,' and that's what's happening".