Sentence examples for constituted a decisive from inspiring English sources
Traditional mainline Protestants – including Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists and Lutherans — constituted a decisive plurality of the electorate at 45 percent.
Though number to the early Pythagoreans was still a kind of cosmic matter, like the water or air proposed by the Ionians, their stress upon numerical proportions, harmony, and order constituted a decisive step toward a metaphysic in which form is the basic reality.
Rosenzweig argued that Cohen's concern in the Religion with the concrete individual, expressed in the idea of the individual's "correlation" with God, constituted a decisive break from the Ethics of Pure Will's concern with universal laws of human action (Rosenzweig 1924), and thus that Cohen's views in the Religion were importantly discontinuous with his views in his systematic ethics.
This will make her look like damaged goods.What, though, will constitute a decisive victory?
Five points constitutes a decisive victory by any standard and the achievement of the home players was enough to leave their captain Paul Azinger in tears, their supporters in ecstasy and their opponents regretting a strategy that left their strongest players unable to contribute to the cause.
Letters as a design constitute a decisive visual element in the urban environment.
In all these cases, avoidance of the sanctions involved in transgression constitutes a decisive reason to conform, independently of what others do.
Indeed, that the presumption is actually correct which can only be ascertained extrinsically does not amount to its constituting a decisive ascertainment.
But it is worth noting that they are inherent in many existing forms of legislation, and are not always taken to be insoluble or to constitute a decisive reason against censorship in themselves.
But does it constitute a decisive objection to attempting noncognitive moral enhancement?
The approach offered by the BCMHA may constitute a decisive step towards this direction.
