Sentence examples for To be determinative from inspiring English sources

Resources are always going to be important, but they don't need to be determinative".

So the mystery of this is that the psychological predisposition to reacting to pain doesn't seem to be determinative.

William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, put it this way: "One of these is not going to be determinative.

Considering that over-all spending in the 2004 campaign may well surpass a billion dollars, Soros's contribution is clearly too small to be determinative.

"If the father says on free soil that he believes the son should go back to Cuba with him, that of course is likely to be determinative," Mr. Gore said, carefully sidestepping whether that would be his own preference.

The outcome on Tuesday is likely to be determinative in several ways: The candidacies of Mr. Huntsman, who has staked everything on New Hampshire, and perhaps Mr. Santorum, hang in the balance.

But the confluence of several, each by itself not enough to alert, will be determinative.

Because this module has components working on many different time scales, the history leading up to an event may be determinative.

More specifically, gene clustering was indicative for overexpression of several cell adhesion genes (CSPG3, ITGAV, MUC1) in the compact spheroid structures in comparison to the aggregates, which could be determinative for the observed variations in spheroid's morphology and response to treatment.

However, these factors were also important to our interviewees, so they cannot be determinative of the final decision.

But even as Republicans plot strategy to link the president with senators on the ballot, there is strong evidence to suggest that the presidential race will not be determinative in many Senate contests.