Sentence examples for decisive in itself from inspiring English sources
This is hardly decisive in itself.
The absence of nickel would be decisive in itself; all iron meteorites contain nickel.
Incidentally, his defense came into play in the game's decisive inning.
None of the characters presented above is by itself decisive in showing whether the pygidium may be related to segments.
The map occupies a deservedly prominent place in Edward R. Tufte's 1983 masterpiece "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information," but it was not in itself decisive.
We consider that these measures would be decisive in enhancing patients' and participants' decision-making capacity.
While not in itself a decisive shift for a city that remained besieged, the swift advance, made with few rebel casualties, carried both signs of rebel optimism and hints of the weakness of at least one frontline loyalist unit.
"What's happening with Vietnam and Japan is not in itself a decisive change but it is a symptom of other things going on in the market which are changing the supply from China to non-Chinese sources".
A monetary union which is not also a social and ecological union and which does not create jobs could well fall victim to divisions between the governments and suspicion from the public, so as far as I am concerned, EMU can stay on hold until we have a better treaty which makes the Union more democratic and decisive, a hard enough task in itself.
But he's decisive in tackling problems".
