Sentence examples for be decisive in their from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, New Yorkers, Californians and voters in nine other states have the unusual opportunity of participating in presidential primary elections that could be decisive in their parties' nominating contests.
Neither match will probably be decisive in their campaign, however.
Some jurors said later that the photo of the dead fetus, whose face, they said, looked distorted as if in pain, had been decisive in their decision to vote guilty.
So have the Lions been decisive in their decision-making, or are they trying to extricate themselves from a mess of their own making?
Because they were separated by miles of bush, the various Bongo subgroups were only loosely affiliated; this lack of cooperation was decisive in their decimation by waves of invaders from the 18th century on.
The morning the president convinces his party and the country that his goals are decisive in their lives and that they have to join him in insisting that Washington implement them, he will have begun to transform the system.
But a Quinnipiac University poll asking a similar question in February found nearly half of Democratic registered voters, 47 percent, saying they could not vote for a candidate they disagreed with on "gun laws". That was more than double the 21percentt of Republicans who said a candidate's gun position was decisive in their support.
"We'll do our best to avoid any sort of violence and tension, but people will be decisive in defending their victory".
Villas-Boas said that he believed the game against Bayer Leverkusen on 23 November would be decisive in whether Chelsea finished top of their group and potentially avoided some of the bigger clubs in the seeded draw for the next round.
We consider that these measures would be decisive in enhancing patients' and participants' decision-making capacity.
