Sentence examples for be a decisive point from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Bachmann's and Mr. Santorum's jabs on the abortion issue raise the question of whether it can still be a decisive point for Republican primary voters, who are more conservative in some early-voting states.

"Little is known and even less has been written about this period in Van Gogh's life, but it was a decisive point in his career," said Marie Noble, deputy director of Mons 2015.

With the help of The King's Speech director Tom Hooper and, incongruously, 70s porn legend Linda Lovelace, however, 2013 could prove to be a decisive turning point for her.

It was supposed to be a decisive turning point in the war..

Kathleen Gerson, a professor of sociology at New York University whose studies on reshaping family and work were cited by her Norwegian colleague, Ms. Teigen, noted that women's efforts to play an equal part at work and home are at a decisive point in a fast-shifting 21st century "where the new normal is going to be a life that cannot be planned too far in advance".

"We are at a decisive point in time," he said.

Fifty-five yeafterfthe the last gun fell silent, a national monument to those who fought in World War II is approaching a decisive point.

Weighing in as negotiations between federal and state officials and the major automakers are nearing a decisive point, Michigan's two senators and 14 of its 15 House members said that the White House's goal of a 56.2-mile-per-gallon fleet average by 2025 would drive up new vehicle costs by thousands of dollars and cost hundreds of thousands of auto workers their jobs.

Davis scored 18 points and could be a decisive player if Bynum's shot-blocking is removed from the Lakers' defensive equation.

Nevertheless, I would recommend taking an SAT prep class, because a difference as small as 10 to 40 points can sometimes be a decisive factor for entrance into a university.

Will this be a decisive trend?