Sentence examples for decisive among from inspiring English sources

But issues like immigration are proving far more decisive among Republicans than terrorism, especially since the violence in Iraq has diminished.

A Suffolk poll shows Santorum at 37% to Romney's 33% but, and this could prove to be decisive, among early voters Santorum was leading 44%to27%7%.

He beat McCain 50-48 among those with bachelor's degrees, and by a decisive 58-40 among the 17 percent of the 2008 electorate with post-graduate degrees.

After winning a decisive vote among parliamentarians last Monday, Mohamud took the helm of the long-suffering state.

The primary factor keeping Romney within reach of President Obama is his decisive margin among white voters.

The commissioner also called for quick and decisive support among lawmakers during this session, hopefully within a month.

Four years ago, George W. Bush won some of his biggest and most decisive margins among rural and small-town voters.

There has been a decisive shift among the research councils to funding specialist doctoral training centres like this within key universities or consortia.

Corbyn is often portrayed as the figurehead of an unrepresentative Labour membership, but in the final stages of the contest, polling suggested he had a decisive lead among Labour voters, not just members.

Fauss has spent years studying the results of polls and focus groups among Ohio voters, and she has learned that judgments about character and values can be decisive even among those who rate jobs and health care as more important than abortion.

They reflected a once-in-a-generation change: "G.M.A.," which had lost to "Today" for 852 straight weeks before notching a one-week win in April 2012, has taken a decisive lead among total viewers, with an average of 5.3 million viewers on a typical weekday.