Sentence examples for a decisive limitation from inspiring English sources

While an artificial-intelligence system like Watson can produce some striking connections, it nevertheless embodies a decisive limitation as it seeks to simulate human problem-solving performance: it begins by using logic.

Another decisive limitation in the German-Japanese alliance were the fundamental differences between the two nation's policies towards Jews.

She made a decisive decision.

Against this background of existing legal limitations on the powers of governments, a decisive turn in the history of Western constitutional law occurred when political philosophers developed a theory of natural law based on the "inalienable rights" of the individual.

"However, his limitation is that he's, well, robust and tough and playing the ditherer Hamlet, not a decisive Henry V".

As iron limitation is a common strategy by which a mammalian host suppresses bacterial growth, iron has a decisive role in infectious diseases.

He won a decisive mandate.

"They want a decisive leader".

Brims are a decisive feature.

Is this a decisive argument?

But then a decisive shift occurs.