Sentence examples for decisive article from inspiring English sources

A more decisive article was the 1932 essay, "Positivism and Realism", a classic piece which shaped some of the most characteristic philosophical work to emerge from the Positivist tradition (Schlick 1979b, 259 284).

But it was argueably the most devastating and decisive article, and the one to nail the formalist's coffin shut.

To be fair, the current research is more complicated and less decisive than some articles have suggested.

The article was decisive to Pollock's career, and much is made of it in the film.

"Of 42 lawmakers interviewed by The Hill, only four said they regarded the primary vote as decisive," The Hill's article says.

The commencements as well as the aims that are described in the abstracts of the singular articles are decisive.

Tony Blair has written a newspaper comment article calling for decisive action against Assad and Syria.

Speed and altitude are considered by the authors of this article as less decisive parameters for the addressing of nodes in a VANET context, and will not be included in the proposed solution.

The quality of the peer-reviewed articles becomes the most decisive factor for acceptance.

The first part of this article also pointed out the decisive role of economic capital in determining the political attitudes and consumption patterns of the Chinese middle class.

In a leader article entitled "Iraq: the case for decisive action" the Observer backs an invasion, a position it later says was a mistake.