Sentence examples for are all decisive from inspiring English sources

Hardness and toughness are all decisive for protecting nature of the coatings.

But now the first-place votes are all but decisive, which may provide a path forward, albeit a narrow one, for Warner as it steers "Extremely Loud" through the Oscar race.

While the authorities say the evidence about Mr. DeSalvo's role in Ms. Sullivan's death is all but decisive, they acknowledged that it applied only to her murder, not to any of the others to which Mr. DeSalvo confessed.

Without stopping for applause (a request honored by the audience), Ms. Rothenberg then played Schoenberg's Three Piano Piece, Op. 11 (1909), in which the break is all but decisive.

The three judges – who decide the outcome of battles without a decisive winner – are all distinguished academics in the field of robotics.

On Thursday, Svidler v Anand was fairly peacable but the other three games were all violent and decisive.

It was knee-trembler of a putt, but, as he has been all tournament, he was decisive and middled it.

When data are not decisive for all trees, we estimate the probability of decisiveness and the chances that a given edge in the tree will be distinguishable.

First, many real taxon coverage patterns are sparse enough that they are not decisive for all trees.

Most real data sets having reasonably large numbers of taxa are not decisive for all trees, but in these cases we developed methods for assessing the fraction of trees for which they are decisive and the fraction of edges in those trees that can be distinguished.

All three countries are at decisive moments with the European Union.