Sentence examples for decisive fact from inspiring English sources

In Tunisia probably the single most decisive fact was that the army refused to shoot unarmed demonstrators at a critical moment.

The decisive fact, as best we can tell, is that workers were able to get water onto the Fukushima reactors and prevent further explosions.

No less a figure than the first German chancellor, Bismarck, called the English colonisation of North America "the decisive fact of the modern world".In this section Displacement activity?

There is, nonetheless, a "decisive fact of experience" which may serve to legitimate this posit: the unity of consciousness (Micro, I, p. 152).

With most Meek supporters likely to migrate to Crist if his support declines, his relative performance may be the decisive fact in the election.

The identification of its spectrum and the determination of its atomic weight have been decisive facts for convincing chemists of the reality of the new elements.

But, given the Supreme Court's confusing standards, it's unlikely that decisive "facts" would emerge.

But was that distortion in fact decisive?

"The question of financing is, in fact, decisive for reaching an agreement in Paris," he said.

His trying to take credit for having been decisive belies the fact that he wasn't decisive until pressed by others.

Having, for the first time, matched the QDR's release-date with that of the budget and having constantly stressed his personal commitment to transformation seldom acknowledging the start made by his predecessors Mr Rumsfeld was expected to be more decisive.In fact, there are few dramatic changes.