Sentence examples for yet decided that from inspiring English sources

Is the hat the last visceral vestige of the British crown in a country which has not yet decided that it is time to scalp the monarchy?

"We see it as an important opportunity to persuade those voters who haven't yet decided that Governor Romney would take the country in a better direction".

He told Mr. Schultz that when he brought a camera to the event, he had not yet decided that he would film all of Mr. Romney's remarks, or release them publicly.

One of the executives closed the meeting room door, and said the data must not leave the room -- after all, Ms. Winfrey had not yet decided that her talk show would end in September 2011.

It is frenzy-inducing at a level lower than Justin Bieber or Taylor Swift but not much else, a reliable shriek inducer in girls who have not yet decided that shrieking doesn't become them.

Or better yet, decided that the wealthy, rather than pay any taxes, should be given "business starting incentives".

The tribunal could yet decide that there is no case to answer.

That hasn't happened here, but the more conservative Academy voters may yet decide that The Butler is more to their taste.

But the Islamist movement may yet decide that, for now, a new round of fighting could weaken its hand in the contest with the more secular Fatah movement of President Mahmoud Abbas.

And the prosecutors in the 'Ruby' case are likely to seek a final ruling from the supreme court, which could yet decide that the former prime minister is guilty of one or other offence.

Unless the government takes more resolute steps to curb the paramilitaries as well as the guerrillas, the United States' Congress may yet decide that American money is better spent elsewhere.