Sentence examples for be decisive at the from inspiring English sources

And yet, according to Operation Black Vote (OBV), Suffolk's county town is one where the black and minority ethnic (BME) vote could be decisive at the next general election.

Max Chilton's 13th place for Marussia could very well be decisive at the end of the season in constructors' championship.

Although detailed severity analysis may be interesting from an academic or a regulatory point of view, clinical condition is decisive at the time of selecting what type of drug therapy must be employed.

That may be decisive, at least for the time being.

Ayatollah Sistani's role has been decisive at moments of crisis.

He has been decisive at downsizing and consolidating schools and parishes.

By 'fallacy' Whately meant "any unsound mode of arguing, which appears to demand our conviction, and to be decisive of the question at hand, when in fairness it is not"' (Bk. III, intro).

The effects of integrating SMS in the routine primary care setting can only be evaluated when it is implemented in the 'real world'; the implementation strategies will be decisive for the success of SMS at the practice and patient levels.

Where the executive has the best access to available materials, its views should be decisive or at least highly persuasive.

What is missing is decisive editors at the other end of the process, because some reviewers' comments are quite useful, while others are simply saying what more can be done, without necessarily improving the paper.

He indicated that this one will be "decisive," for him at least.