Sentence examples for became more decisive from inspiring English sources
The ability of the central government to control the peripheral and interior provinces of the Empire was reduced and the actions of the local and provincial governors became more decisive for the outcome of the war with Byzantium.
When teams are close in ability, home field becomes more decisive.
"I have become more decisive and self-aware," she writes of her transformation from daughter to mother.
"It's hard to believe that one group of 17-year-olds has become more decisive than the group you saw the previous year.
I found Vejer just as inviting after 10 years, except that now the width of the streets seemed to have shrunk, the inclines become more decisive, the white dwellings whiter, somehow suggesting a White Towns cohesion without a jarring note.
If the rock is not sufficiently stiff, buckling or fatigue failure of the steel lining becomes more decisive when evaluating the feasible operating air pressure.
"We have taken some steps closer to a fiscal union, but we can get faster, gain speed and become more decisive.
And in the past few weeks, that vote has only become more decisive.
Wilson, quoting anthropologist Richard Wrangham, explains how the discovery of fire marks the decisive moment where "upright apes became more fully human", providing, through a more balanced and nourishing diet, "a dull human body with a brilliant human mind".
"It became more focussed.
