Sentence examples for becomes a decisive from inspiring English sources

In particular, mobility of shale gas becomes a decisive factor in economic exploitation.

Enterprises have understood that the "time to market" becomes a decisive factor that separates successful enterprises from lagers.

Since the luminosity is estimated to scale with T13 for our experimental conditions, the local temperature becomes a decisive factor in the interpretation of natural luminosity images.

On the contrary, the channel size becomes a decisive factor when the transferred material is a particle made up of an aggregation of metal atoms, which must be exchanged as a whole.

Mr. Thompson said that the contrasting images of the mayor signing the term limits measure into law on Nov. 3 — "discarding" New Yorkers' vote, he said — and the election the next day of Barack Obama became a decisive influence on his decision to run for mayor.

Newtown has become a decisive test of whether second-term Obama is different.

Mr. Cheney has built a cohesive group of foreign policy experts, a group that may become a decisive power center.

Her persistence became a decisive factor in House approval of the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution in 1970.

Colonel Qaddafi has been a fugitive since the rebels invaded Tripoli late last month in what quickly became a decisive turn in the six-month conflict.

This is where the crisis of the European single currency has forced her, against her instincts, to become a decisive player and a risk-taker.

If Mr Deegan makes a similar impact this time, it will reflect the extent to which foreign policy has become a decisive campaign issue.