Sentence examples for a decisive point of from inspiring English sources

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

The maneuvering between the two reached a decisive point on September 3 when Confederate forces were ordered from Tennessee to the Kentucky towns of Hickman and Columbus.

The official history points to the Montreal Olympics in 1976 as a decisive point in the history of the national anthem.

This idea is in line with a transcriptional profiling study, showing that a decisive point in AD neuropathogenesis is the induction of stress genes as a reaction of the brain to age-associated changes in lipid metabolism and increasing inflammatory stress [ 94].

The Powell Doctrine is really about applying leverage only when it matters - at a decisive point, or tipping point designed to maximize chances of success.

"We are at a decisive point in time," he said.

"We have reached a decisive point," he said.

On the burning issue of Iran and nuclear weapons he issued a stark warning: "We have reached a decisive point.

The Champions League exit was a genuine, perhaps decisive point of failure.

Determining the decisive point of any battle is the quintessential challenge of wartime command.

"Die Walküre," the latest installment of Robert Lepage's staging, offers moments of impressive spectacle but no decisive point of view.