The phrase "a pretty decisive" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "pretty decisive" or "a pretty decisive factor" depending on the context.
Example: "The team's performance was pretty decisive in determining the outcome of the match."
Alternatives: "quite conclusive" or "fairly definitive."
A toxic cocktail of dioxin, sewage, heavy metals and industrial chemicals left behind by the factories, tanneries, smelters and refineries that are now mostly hulking brick ruins, the Passaic is a pretty decisive argument against human perfectibility.
Still, Adinoff thinks the study shows a pretty decisive link between UV radiation's effect on the skin and how it spurs the production of chemicals that induce feelings of reward in humans and animals.
The "best political team on television" appears disconcertingly unfazed.8 02 : CNN has exits from Ohio showing a pretty decisive-looking 56%-42% lead for Hillary.
"It was a tough switch, but Logan and I were pretty decisive about it…About a month or two after [launching Lyft], after feeling the weight of trying to do two things really well, we said 'Let's focus.'".
I don't think it will be neat and tidy and wrapped up in a bow, but at the same time, there are some pretty decisive and bold storytelling choices that have been made, and hopefully, [they] will give people a dynamic experience.
If you look at the scale of the result, it was pretty decisive.
"I can be pretty decisive and knew the building, knew the area and knew the unit line".
"She knew what she liked, and she was pretty decisive as to what apartment would work for her.
We calculated in 2012 that if we had about 10,000 people in 20 areas of the country mobilizing to demand that the candidates go to their communities, that would be pretty decisive.
Sounds like a pretty solid buy for fighter players who need more decisive access to the 8 semicardinal directions.
It, and the following holiday quarter should give the market, and company a pretty good barometer as to whether Surface Pro 3 was an incremental, or decisive improvement to its predecessors.
