Sentence examples for be decisive in terms from inspiring English sources
"These Olympics will be decisive in terms of finalizing our transition to self-esteem," he said.
"The next week will be decisive in terms of what happens here.
The number of seats each party wins will, in our parliamentary system, be decisive in terms of forming a government.
These contests today may not be decisive in terms of settling the nomination, but they very much represent a mental hurdle in this race.
Neither match will probably be decisive in their campaign, however.
But he's decisive in tackling problems".
The issue was decisive in Pennsylvania and North Dakota, too, among other places.
By 1865, Union cavalry were decisive in achieving victory.
Two reasons were decisive in this choice.
Riders on each team are given the same finishing time; Tuesday's time trial was not decisive in terms of the overall classification, but BMC's finish put Cadel Evans 23 seconds behind Chris Froome, the Sky captain, who is three seconds behind Gerrans.
