Sentence examples for considered the decisive from inspiring English sources

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, widely considered the decisive vote, has historically has been sensitive to the authority of states to set their own policies.

He and his crewmen, all of whom survived, were among 42 members of the Army Air Forces awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in the Battle of Midway, which was considered the decisive contest for control of the Pacific in World War II.

Most centrally, should the artist's intention always be considered the decisive factor in interpretation and must it always be involved?

Although there were a number of colonialist 'invasions' from Upper Peru until 1821, Belgrano's campaign is widely considered the decisive one.

Nash kicked one goal in the Grand Final and was adjudged one of South's best players but Collingwood's Jack Ross's dogged tagging of Nash throughout the match was considered the decisive factor in Collingwood's win.

The GPs considered the decisive symptom to be refractory in nearly all cases.

Considering the decisive role of arsenic in nanodrilling, it would be expected that the rate of this process will directly depend on the supplied As flux.

It is 'more or less' decisive because when I consider the decisive moment I of course think of Henri Candier-Bresson and a photograph with a subject engaged in a moment that lasts a fraction of a second.

Henceforth, HD DVD versions would be available only at Blockbuster's 250 main stores and through its online service.Many considered the announcement decisive.

The die had been cast and, despite the game petering out, the crowd responded to what they had seen, particularly in the first half and, more generally, in every tie since the crucial 1-0 win in September of last year in the stifling heat of Armenia, which Trapattoni considered the most decisive moment.

Europe has swung from gloom to cautious optimism repeatedly during its financial crisis, and few analysts considered the ruling a decisive turning point.