Sentence examples for be a deciding issue from inspiring English sources

But he said he did not believe Bin Laden's death would be a deciding issue in the 2012 campaign.

In truth, Republicans and Democrats are hardly sure whether this will be a deciding issue in any state, given how pressing economic concerns are, particularly in the swing states.

Pipelines could be a deciding issue in certain ridings, like Burnaby North-Seymour, where opposition cuts across socio-economic lines.

She sidestepped a question about whether character would be a deciding issue in the race: "Here's the difference.

It is unclear whether the issue will be a deciding factor for voters or whether it will dampen enthusiasm for Mr. Bush among conservatives.

Andrew Freedman, the state's first director of marijuana coordination, a position in the governor's office, said characterizing legalization as a civil rights issue was a deciding factor in the 2012 vote in favor of legalization by a public weary of the failed "war on drugs" and prosecutions.

Energ will be the deciding issue in the election.

This is the deciding issue.

Quality of life is the deciding issue for many people, and that includes me.

Saunders insisted that race was not the deciding issue.

"People cannot see who is deciding issues," Mr. Shiozaki said.