Sentence examples for but not decisive from inspiring English sources

In particular, entrepreneurs assign a decisive importance to the applicant's scientific curriculum and to the quality of researchers, while public funders believe this information is very important, but not decisive for the investment decision.

If, at the end of the day, they do not ration, why should they inform their patients that they consider a cost-quality trade-off relevant but not decisive in making their clinical decisions?

The fact that the Board of Governors is also involved is somewhat reassuring but not decisive – how on the outside are we to know who makes which final decision and on what basis?

Mr Tusk is charming and decent but not decisive.

"A significant result but not decisive," was Brailsford's conclusion.

Giri's position was good, but not decisive until Nakamura blundered with 34 b34

Interesting information, but perhaps not decisive.

It was one of several significant turning points in the war but was not decisive on its own.

The French vote was important but ultimately not decisive.

The minelaying campaign disrupted Japanese shipping in the Singapore area and resulted in the loss of three vessels and damage to a further ten, but was not decisive.

While other outcomes, such as eczema and allergic disposition, were studied and reported, these might support or speak against associations, but are not decisive for this review.