Sentence examples for but not decisive information from inspiring English sources

"He's provided very useful but not decisive information," an American counterterrorism official said on Wednesday.

In particular, while business angels consider decisive the information regarding the prospective profitability of an innovative project, innovator entrepreneurs assign a significant but not decisive importance to such information.

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.

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

war looks like a paper-airplane battle — distracting, but not decisive.

For starters, economic competitiveness depends on more than good schools, which are important but not decisive.

These results are tantalizing but not decisive.

Being first in this business will be advantageous but not decisive.

Thus, this can be considered to have a significant but not decisive impact on the agri-food integrated system.