Sentence examples for decisive giving from inspiring English sources

Aaron Heremaia's try 10 minutes into the second half proved decisive, giving Hull a two-score buffer that they defended despite a string of heart-in-mouth moments late on.

Pope and Sanneh were again obstinate in defense and Berhalter was impressively decisive, given that this was his first World Cup appearance.

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'Decisive' gives the impression the moment was frozen in time.

While this absence of evidence cannot be considered decisive given the few samples available for analysis, it is plausible that long-isolated endemic rat species would have been immunologically naïve and therefore highly susceptible to common diseases carried by ectoparasites of other murines.

Helen Richardson-Walsh and Hollie Webb scored the decisive penalties, giving Team GB their first ever women's hockey gold medal.

Unorthodox but brilliantly decisive batting gave way to a listless waft.

You ought to of been more decisive and given them a definite answer - eys, nor or perhaps".

Rob Smyth There were no great games, but Portugal 3-2 Denmark was exciting, decisive and gave new meaning to the idea of a pants match.

But today, they get a chance to reverse their fortunes – a potentially decisive moment given they host the next World Cup – and right a peculiar wrong.

Senator John McCain, Mitt Romney and Rudolph W. Giuliani are training their advertisements almost exclusively on Florida Republicans, who vote next Tuesday and whose choice, if decisive, could give one candidate in particular momentum heading into Super Tuesday.