Sentence examples for decisive in terms of from inspiring English sources

"These Olympics will be decisive in terms of finalizing our transition to self-esteem," he said.

"The next week will be decisive in terms of what happens here.

Decisive in terms of where I want to go as a professional.

The number of seats each party wins will, in our parliamentary system, be decisive in terms of forming a government.

"We are about to enter a phase here which is likely to be decisive in terms of the political transformation of this country," he told Pentagon reporters in a video briefing from Iraq on Friday.

The news about the JF-17 aircraft is clearly a signal that Pakistan is shopping for alternatives to Washington, though the value of the deal may be more symbolic than decisive in terms of Pakistan's military capacity.

I think that was a decisive intervention in terms of Birmingham not suffering tension and violence between communities".

So now, with two new arrivals from Barcelona in decisive roles, in terms of recruitment and player development, the speculation will rise that, regardless of how much it would cost to pay off Mancini's new five-year contract, Soriano and Begiristain know a man who knows how to win the Champions League.

The activation values in those pixels are the decisive point in terms of the accuracy of the classification.

Sustainability will be a decisive factor in terms of which businesses will be here in 20 or 30 years time.

In the blockchain and crypto world, given there are so many things that look the same, being divergent can be a decisive thing in terms of success.