Sentence examples for consider pivotal from inspiring English sources

An adequate indirect comparison approach should consider pivotal trials performed under similar conditions as comparable, and assume highest data quality (independent radiology review of PFS, blinded as opposed to the open-label study).

The action was considered pivotal in advancing the cause of gay rights.

Sjogren's syndrome is now considered pivotal in the spectrum of auto-immune disorders.

India, with its 1 billion people a natural nonaligned leader, is considered pivotal in any vote.

The board of directors is considered pivotal in a company's corporate governance architecture.

He has said he will seek re-election in 2007, and the ruling was considered pivotal to his campaign.

His strength in the floor exercise and the pommel horse was considered pivotal to the team's medal hopes.

This season has been considered pivotal for Wheatley, who was the Giants' first-round draft pick in 1995.

His 1996 acquisition of the Seahawks was considered pivotal in preventing the franchise from relocating to California.

Directed by Jose Quintero, he placed his signature firmly on plays that have come to be considered pivotal works of the Nobel Prize-winning playwright.

The union representing ground and airport workers at American Airlines has rejected a wage concession proposal that the carrier considers pivotal to cutting costs.