Sentence examples for decisive access from inspiring English sources

Sounds like a pretty solid buy for fighter players who need more decisive access to the 8 semicardinal directions.

In particular, an average of 35% of spin-off entrepreneurs deems quantitative information regarding innovative investment projects decisive to access external financing (Table 1).

The ability of the GDL macroporous structure to expel water from the cathode is decisive for improving oxygen access to the catalytic layer and obtaining high-performance air-breathing fuel cells.

Z. Harvey 1989), and Stroumsa arguing that Maimonides had access to Averroes' Decisive Treatise and Exposition goes so far as to suggest that "…the Guide can in some ways be seen as a reaction and answer to Averroes" (Stroumsa 2009, 73).

The good news is that with decisive action from the White House, access and affordability will not be bogged down by political rancor.

Our results indicate that education is more decisive than income for patients' realized access.

Our results indicate that education is more decisive than income for patients' realized access whereas income-related inequality in health care usage to a higher extent is explained by morbidity.

While enforceability and latitude concern the power boundaries of meta-organizations, information access and fast decision making, as further attributes of arbitration governance, are decisive for establishing the boundary of competence of a meta-organization (Santos and Eisenhardt 2005).

"With a very good tip, we would have come to it, and if you then had denial of access, it would have been decisive".

Still, the whistle of Learjet engines overhead is a reminder that access to private aviation is a decisive lifestyle advantage.

Easy access to the roof was a decisive selling point when he was signing the lease.