Sentence examples for be a deciding point from inspiring English sources

But ultimately there has to be a deciding point in every single match; they are not unique and the sport works to a formula.

I think that was the deciding point for him to retire from the Navy.'".

But at this point there is a decided shift toward regarding such situations as exceptional.

In this task there are 50 points that Player A must decide how to distribute between himself and Player B. That is, Player A decides how many points he will keep for himself and how many points Player B will receive.

But from what Hendricks said, that issue would not be a sticking point if Clemens decided to play for the Yankees.

For drivers who work on contract in their own vehicles and are beholden to no specific service, having an app that is more accurate and efficient in terms of getting them from points A to B and providing the most solid location information could be a tipping point for them in deciding which service to drive for.

A technological standard is a reference point decided by people in an industry that demarcates the standard or required physical measurement for any given object or product of that industry, such as the standard of what goes into a contract, or what size a certain screw should be when building an airplane.

And when the issues that are now being considered in the Florida Supreme Court are decided, that'll be an important point.

It was a turning point: "I decided, if I'm going to get out of here, I will dedicate my life to literature.

"The way the presidential and Senate races are coming down, this could be decided by a point or two," said Chris LaCivita, a veteran Republican campaign consultant who is close to Mr. Allen.

This is a turning point - they decided to be faithful to each other and reach a certain contentment after that.