Sentence examples for a decisive entry from inspiring English sources
The Church made a decisive entry onto the national political scene in 1976, when it launched a five-year campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment.
[Autopoiesis is] a singularity among self-organizing concepts… provid[ing] the decisive entry point into the origin of individuality and identity… connecting… into the phenomenological realm.
I position it here in the following 5 linked quotations: [Autopoiesis is] a singularity among self-organizing concepts… provid[ing] the decisive entry point into the origin of individuality and identity… connecting… into the phenomenological realm.
Also noted was the United States' decisive entry into World War II.
Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, at that time chief of the Allied 21st Army Group, had his advancing troops poised to cross the Rhine as Nazi Germany crumbled, and recorded: "The bombing of Wesel last night was a masterpiece and was a decisive factor in making possible our entry into the town before midnight".
This value only accounts 17.7 % of that of No. 2 site, and it draws a conclusion that an appropriate width of retained entry can have a decisive position as to restrain the deformation of the lower backfilling wall side.
The firm link between the vocational training programme and allocation to an occupational labour market implies that, in addition to overall demand, occupation-specific job opportunities are a decisive factor in job-education matches at labour market entry.
Entry of tyrosinase in the CNX and not CRT cycle is a decisive event in the formation of native disulfide bonds and polypeptide folding [23], [24].
A circular or "ring" narrative is one in which events come to a decisive point in the middle and then lead back, in parallel fashion, to the point of entry: ABCBA.
Furthermore, Cyclin A2 plays a decisive role in regulation of S phase and its deficiency will make cells accumulation in G0/G1 and decreases entry into S phase [ 16].
