Sentence examples for a decisive impact in from inspiring English sources

It also had a decisive impact in Thurrock by picking up five council seats and depriving Labour of overall control.

An impression was left that somehow RAF Tornados and British Brimstone missiles were going to have a decisive impact in the fight against Islamic State (Isis).

Voter suppression isn't just a potential problem in 2018 — it seems to have already had a decisive impact in recent years.

While the so-called birthers are still out there, Obama's decision to publish his long-form birth certificate and the coverage that followed seems to have had a decisive impact in reducing the birthers to a tiny rump.

Rivalries being played out here will have a decisive impact in shaping the post-Communist world, and in determining how much influence the United States will have over its development.

Beckett, who was asked by the former acting Labour leader Harriet Harman to compile the report, says Tory warnings about the dangers of a minority Labour government propped up by the SNP had a "decisive impact" in a small number of constituencies.

A decisive impact from the in-form Argentine, who was credited with yet another assist after delivering the free-kick for Mathieu's header.

The United States and those who join it must not simply "discipline" the regime for its use of chemical weapons alone, without making a decisive impact on events in Syria.

Wolff's enlightenment rationalism had made a decisive impact on the philosophical scene in Germany in the 1720s.

Beatrix Miller, the editor who had a decisive impact on the magazine in her tenure from 1964 to 1984, once defined the topography she called Vogueland.

Despite misgivings in some EU states, offering Serbia a Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA) in April and liberalising the visa regime for Serbian professionals and students could have a decisive impact on undecided voters in the country's upcoming elections.