Sentence examples for decisive in future from inspiring English sources

In each of those states, Latinos significantly increased their share of total voters, gaining influence that could be decisive in future elections.

"[There is a] delusion that… a narrow range of military technologies will be decisive in future war," he said.

Rome became an imperial city, and the control over the church i.e., the decisive vote in future conclaves passed into the hands of the German king.

Sustainable concepts which benefit from secondary lightweight effects will play a decisive role in future car design.

Judging from those developments, we can expect that cross-layer solutions at the lowest protocol layers will have a decisive impact in future wireless networks.

With half of tropical humid forests, i.e. more than 400 million ha, designated by National Forest Services (NFS) as production forests [2], forest management will play a decisive role in future global carbon cycle.

Hence, occupational health in this working population can play a decisive role in future prevention interventions, which should include a focus on both the occupational environment and individual behaviors [ 30].

The reason, says Mr Bergman, is that the colonel was privy to details of "the project", an advanced weapons system with many American components that was supposed to be decisive in a future war.If Lebanon has been the main arena of conflict between Iran and Israel, the main issue between them has long been Iran's presumed quest for nuclear weapons.

London can learn a lot from Silicon Valley, and Jackson's West Coast experience will be decisive in our future plans for expanding and improving our service".

This will prove more decisive in shaping future growth than the hip imagery and big city-oriented PR flackery that dominate media coverage of America's changing regions.

The expected gain would be colossal and would achieve more than a well-balanced sampling of biodiversity: new vocations in science, more efficient citizen sciences programmes, influence on funding and political decisions, etc. Citizen science and data gathering by non- professionals might be decisive in the near future.