Sentence examples for decisive choice of from inspiring English sources

Mr Morales will then face what might be the decisive choice of his presidency.Correction: we coloured the region of Tarija green on the original map.

In a similar vein, Jerry Walls has spoken of the damned making a decisive choice of evil (see Walls 1992, Ch. 5).

The design of our machine, which exploits the dual laser beam technique, appears a decisive choice for the success of the assay.

(Playing well requires decisive choices on myriad hypothetical outcomes. Graduate students love the game).

The tiny percentage of true swing voters in key states is the cohort that makes the decisive choice for one candidate or the other.

When I was sick I chose (and it was a very active, decisive choice) optimism in the form of Silver Linings.

Hence, the patient is faced with a decisive choice: he/she can either undergo HSCT with a good probability of cure but a high chance of death or continue to rely on conventional transfusion and chelation therapy.

"It was a cause, and I was distrustful of causes," he tells us, "but it was also a choice, and I found my admiration for decisive choice increasing, because I was so essentially indecisive myself".

The decisive choice was critical, though.

Hence, adverse effects could hardly be decisive for choice of therapy in the treatment of endometrial hyperplasia.

He relied on the presumption, once sound, that the Party itself would make decisive choices, in the form of endorsements and funding, that would bless some candidates and doom others.