Examples of 'will decide' in a sentence
Meaning of "will decide"
Will decide refers to the process of making a choice or coming to a determination. It implies that a decision will be made in the future, indicating that there is still uncertainty or options to consider before reaching a conclusion
How to use "will decide" in a sentence
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I will decide about your punishment later.
The chip tech will decide what to do.
I will decide later what they shall do.
And the court will decide in my favour.
I will decide on your diet from now on.
Peacock dart will decide our fate.
We will decide who to treat and how.
What we do now will decide this thing.
We will decide this after the game.
It is plenary that will decide on that shortly.
I will decide who hangs the map.
This battle will decide our fate.
I will decide what to do with him later.
The council will decide your fates.
I will decide what is reasonable and unreasonable.
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The senate will decide your fate.
I will decide whether you have been good to me.
This court will decide your fate.
She is your daughter you will decide.
Then we will decide to come back or not.
Your willingness to help us will decide that.
The voters will decide the matter.
God knows what she will decide.
The monks will decide her fate.
Only a grand meeting of elders will decide.
Maybe we will decide to get buried here.
They are the ones who will decide.
I will decide on this issue in a few hours.
The captain will decide your fate.
I will decide when he can be questioned again.
Its outcome will decide the war.
I will decide what is in her best interest.
The doctors will decide about that.
I will decide when the moment is right.
I hope you will decide you will.
It will decide on sending the questionnaire to countries.
A battle that will decide the winner.
We will decide what you can handle.
And the judge will decide whether.
You will decide what you are made of.
That psych eval will decide that.
So we will decide on this at our next meeting.
I will come tomorrow and we will decide.
The blood will decide our fate.
I guess social services will decide.
They will decide who gets custody.
The magistrate will decide that.
He will decide what to do with the both of us.
Perhaps this will decide our fate.
I will decide by the end of the day.
