Sentence examples similar to a decisive changing from inspiring English sources

Notoriously, neither Weintraub nor Soderbergh could get studios to back the film, supposedly because of its gay subject-matter; shamefully for Hollywood, TV operation HBO had to step in, a decisive changing-of-the-guard moment in the struggle between the small and big screens.

"What's happening with Vietnam and Japan is not in itself a decisive change but it is a symptom of other things going on in the market which are changing the supply from China to non-Chinese sources".

The fall of Ramadi may turn out to be a decisive event, changing the political and military landscape of Iraq and Syria.

For me Gov 3.0 includes online tools that will connect the front line with the decision makers in ways that will allow the workers to play a decisive role in changing their work environment.

It also takes a decisive step in changing how insurance companies deal with the costs of health care.

A decisive step toward changing market incentives would be to expand product liability law to include software products.

One view is that Zwingli was trained as an Erasmian humanist and Luther played a decisive role in changing his theology.

It also takes a decisive step in changing how insurance companies deal with the costs of health care.... Which of these programs will work?

A series of high level meetings in London, beginning with Admiral Mayo's visit in August 1917 and culminating in a naval mission led by Admiral Benson in November, proved decisive in changing the viewpoint of the Navy Department.

She made a decisive decision.

I was not decisive in changing rooms or anywhere.