Sentence examples for which often decides from inspiring English sources

Momentum, which often decides these things, won't matter as much.

Mr. Obama has yet to leave his mark and fill any of the four vacant seats on the court, which often decides major federal cases and has been a steppingstone for Supreme Court justices.

The economy, which so often decides tight elections, has been doing well.

If you get to the top, make sure that you pull away from the rest of the pack giving you a cushion to work with once you enter the final.1 miles of the race, which so often decides the outcome of a race.

That is exactly the situation in which the Supreme Court often decides that it has to take a case — and why many thought it might be Arizona — whether it is ready or not.

So you almost always end up in a straight-up firefight, and this is a game in which your character often decides simply not to take cover when you tell him to duck.

Once tenured, economists dealt mainly with assistants, often meeting colleagues only at conferences and at meetings of the Verein für Socialpolitik (VS), Germany's economic association, the self-selecting committees of which have often decided informally who would get a chair.

Short distance to hospital was the factor which most often decided the GPs' choice of hospital on behalf of patients.

Even in a sport in which races are often decided by hundredths of seconds, the results of Saturday's downhill in Bormio, Italy, were so tight that even the most experienced skiers were left stunned.

Skiers with names like Riesch, Paerson and Hosp have all tried over the past three winters, but Vonn, the most decorated female ski racer in the United States, has consistently been faster in a sport in which victories are often decided by hundredths of a second.

"That often decides elections.