Sentence examples for be considered decisive from inspiring English sources
Nor should doctors' expert testimony, which is subject to error, be considered decisive.
You almost never get that clear a test of rival economic views, and the results should be considered decisive.
"I'm sure the UK and other countries will get samples very quickly and analysed," said Mogl, warning that a chain of custody had to be guaranteed if smuggled samples were ever to be considered decisive.
In an election decided by 110,000 votes, just about every factor can be considered decisive.
While this absence of evidence cannot be considered decisive given the few samples available for analysis, it is plausible that long-isolated endemic rat species would have been immunologically naïve and therefore highly susceptible to common diseases carried by ectoparasites of other murines.
Second, it discusses which perceived risk and preventive factors may be considered decisive determinants for the prevention of SGBV in this population.
In 1996, the vice president's support of the welfare-reform bill was considered decisive.
Those counties, which went strongly for John McCain in 2008, are considered decisive swing counties, Ms. Parry said.
But at the time, it was the last-minute support of Senator Bob Kerrey, Democrat of Nebraska, that was considered decisive.
In both races, Mr. Napolitan's use of weekly polls to fine-tune his candidates' media messaging, almost unheard-of at the time, was considered decisive.
