Sentence examples for a decisive group of from inspiring English sources

Or has abortion so distorted American politics (as The Economist recently noted) that nothing else matters to a decisive group of poor to middle class, mostly white American men and women?

Surgeons, perhaps through nature or nurture (i.e. surgical training), are widely perceived to be a decisive group of individuals, amongst whom uncertainty may have negative connotations towards success and performance.

To make a decisive test, a group of researchers carried out experimental reconstruction of Lomonosov's discovery of Venusian atmosphere with antique refractors during the transit of Venus on 5 6 June 2012.

Ukraine coach Oleg Blokhin insists all the pressure is on England ahead of their decisive Group D clash.

The military appeared eager to use exemplary, decisive force against a group of protesters in the misguided belief that this might help to deter further disruptive protests.

These events were seen as marking a decisive loss of power for the Malinké, the second largest ethnic group in Guinea, and mainstay of Touré's electoral support.

In honor of its 70th birthday, Magnum is hosting a five-day online sale, appropriately dubbed "The (More or Less) Decisive Moments," consisting of a group of spectacular split-second shots chosen by 60 different photographers, past and present.

On 4 September, Hull led a group of Hurricanes in a decisive aerial victory over coastal Sussex against a large group of Bf 110s from ZGs 2 and 76.

The battle signaled a decisive ebb of the German threat.

This revealed a decisive rejection of the censored tobit model.

"It came at a decisive point of the match".