Sentence examples for a more decisive influence from inspiring English sources

Philip Glass was a more decisive influence here: often Mr. Utley would begin a section with a short repeating phrase, with other guitarists joining, first in unison and then with lines of harmonic or rhythmic counterpoint.

In particular, the microstructural change due to the IC has a more decisive influence on the compressive strength than larger SAP voids.

Graduate programs are interesting settings for this type of investigation, because graduate students are less experienced compared to established researchers, and baseline proficiency in English can therefore be presumed to have a more decisive influence on the acceptance of their manuscripts for publication in journals of higher impact.

Arriaga is often called the Spanish Mozart, but as the Quiroga's robust performance made clear, Beethoven was a far more decisive influence.

But Mr. Brooks does not mention the far more decisive influence of the American military-industrial complex.

But in Lukas Ligeti's musical language, world music and rock are more decisive influences than European modernism.

It is surmised therefore that the process technology maybe a more decisive feature in influencing energy efficiency measures than the geographic/climatic location.

Just two days later came a more decisive test.

The president's rhetoric must reflect a more decisive tone.

By Wednesday, the firm took a more decisive step.

Recently, however, he has begun to show a more decisive streak.