Sentence examples for be a decisive blow from inspiring English sources
That, in itself, would scarcely be a decisive blow but the brooding about Chelsea would then intensify.
They know that a free Iraq in the heart of the Middle East will be a decisive blow against their ambitions for that region.
This will be a decisive blow to terrorism at the heart of its power, and a victory for the security of America and the civilized world.
Analysts say that Mr. Assad, knowing that losing Damascus could be a decisive blow, has been conserving his best and most loyal troops and much of his artillery for a battle there.
"It seems certain that Wang has got himself into major trouble and once the anti-triad campaign is allowed to be reviewed, it will be a decisive blow to Bo's career," Prof Yuan Weishi, a historian at Guangzhou's Sun Yat-sen Universitoldthed the SCMP.
The ruling by the judge, Judge John C. Cooper of Leon County Circuit Court, could be a decisive blow for a provision that sought to cut property taxes by roughly 25percentt in exchange for a 1centt increase in the state sales tax.
Thanks, Mark Ratledge EVAN OSNOS: You're right; the placement (or misplacement) of the diesel generators was a decisive blow in this case.
In Italy the foreign minister, Franco Frattini, said the arrest of Mr. Hussein was "a decisive blow against the Iraqi guerrillas who are sowing death" by attacking American and allied forces.
But the loss of one of its twin capitals and a jewel of their so-called caliphate is a decisive blow," he said.
