Sentence examples for be particularly decisive for from inspiring English sources
Habermas's encounter with speech act theory proved to be particularly decisive for this project.
Choices made by the citizens and governments of the wealthy nations in the next short while will be particularly decisive.
But his collaboration with Gena Rowlands was particularly decisive.
Sometimes there were as many as 30 indigenous warriors for every Spaniard, and it was the participation of these Mesoamerican allies that was particularly decisive.
CLabel succeeds to be particularly appropriate for application to labeling problems and scenarios where human feelings and preferences are decisive to select the answers (i.e., labels) supported by the majority of the crowd.
It is particularly a decisive momentum for the 8 graders as their birth coincided with the development of the MDGs.
The Court's decision was not particularly decisive — there were six separate opinions.
The prognosis for people near coastlines and waterways is particularly dire without decisive actions that capitalize on shared strengths such as ecosystems.
In cases where diagnostic tests and physical examinations are not decisive in decisions regarding sex of rearing, it is particularly important to involve the psychologist, whose role is to provide time and space for discussion.
He may not be decisive, for example.
