Sentence examples for which deciding from inspiring English sources

The styling follows a trend of cars like the Nissan Leaf E.V., which, deciding they can't be pretty, choose to be out-there instead.

The last decade and a half of Matisse's life, spent mostly as an invalid, was a bonus gift of time — "a second life," he called it — in which, deciding that he had gone as far as he could with oil painting, he invented and developed a new kind of art.

The contributions of this article are the following: a temporal logic with a restriction for which deciding satisfiability is tractable, a tractable extension for reasoning about action, and NP-completeness results for the unrestricted problems.

Relatives reported that their role contrasted with the situation in which deciding about chemotherapy was still optional and in which the treating oncologist had final responsibility.

Neither the Food and Drug Administration, which decides which drugs can be marketed, nor Medicare, which decides which treatments to cover, considers costs.

The problem is deciding which is which.

Which Court decided what?

How do you decide which is better?

How do you decide which to pursue?

"You decide which side to open it".

You decide which is cheaper.