Sentence examples for been decisive to from inspiring English sources

Rejewski wrote that "the conclusion is that the intelligence material furnished to us should be regarded as having been decisive to solution of the machine".

The knowledge of the participation of the innate and adaptive immune response on the pathophysiological process of infectious and noninfectious airway injuries is rapidly expanding and the advances in the fields of biomedicine and biotechnology have been decisive to this expansion.

This is what is decisive to me today".

And this October and December councils and next year will be decisive to have this rescue plan.

But its distancing from politics was decisive to the republic's success.

Who turns up for the referendum will be decisive to the outcome.

His efforts in getting South Carolina's electors to vote for Jefferson in 1800 were decisive to the election.

"As the global economy gains momentum, staying the course on these policies will be decisive to achieving escape velocity.

The article was decisive to Pollock's career, and much is made of it in the film.

"In a case where the positioning of Previ could be decisive to stop the privatization, we should position ourselves accordingly".

Metabolite abundance is decisive to the biological roles.