Sentence examples for be one decisive from inspiring English sources

Reid said, "There needs to be one decisive reason.

Did you read it, and did there seem to be one decisive reason?

HSCs have great potential for regenerative medicine and are one decisive parameter for finding the optimal dose for chemotherapy of cancer patients.

Although it does handle position switching through the built-in sensors, there is one decisive aspect of the design that ensures you'll keep it held sideways.

Physicians reported that showing interest in the patient was one decisive factor protecting them from monotony.

On the morning of 28 May 1982, Lt Col Herbert H Joneses was killed leading his men over a ridge in what was to be one of the decisive confrontations of the Falklands war.

The ambitious plan, entitled Operation Overlord, would see over 160,000 troops being deployed in what would prove to be one of the decisive actions of the conflict.

Could this be one of the most decisive moments in this match?

Large numbers of senior rebels were captured, and historian David Carpenter considers the battle to be "one of the most decisive in English history".

Disruption of an interhelical salt bridge between the retinal protonated Schiff base linked to H7 and Glu113 on H3 is one of the decisive steps during activation of rhodopsin.

I'm not a photographer who goes after decisive moments in the Cartier-Bresson sense, but this was one of those decisive moments.