Sentence examples for decisive in the development from inspiring English sources

World War I proved decisive in the development of modern Romania.

The first attitude, formulated by Paul, was decisive in the development of a Christian political consciousness.

Bjerknes made a comprehensive study of electrical resonance that was decisive in the development of radio.

The revelation of Rubens's mode of direct notation and of his ability to express a mood by a combination of colours proved decisive in the development of van Gogh's style.

Notably, the density of T cell epitopes is crucial for T cell activation [34] and could even be decisive in the development of a Th1 or allergic Th2 biased response [35].

The resulting toxicogenomics analysis is expected to produce a set of overlapping genes common to all three inducers (segment CG in Figure 1, step 2), which is suspected to contain both general response genes (e.g., stress response pathways) and genes related to the pathway of defense (PoD; Hartung and McBride 2011) as well as those genes that are decisive in the development of IR (PoT).

The synod was of decisive importance in the development of the German Confessing Church (Bekennende Kirche).

Anxieties about yellow hordes played a crucial, if not decisive, role in the development of what came to be known as the White Australia policy.

Tsipras said: "The problem has an international dimension because a solution to this problem will play a decisive role in the development of the European economy which, in turn, determines the international economy".

The inauguration early in 1637 of the first public opera house, the Teatro di San Cassiano in Venice a commercial venture for one of the city's wealthy merchant families was another decisive factor in the development of opera.

One of Catherine's principal glories is to have been a woman who, just as Elizabeth I of England and Queen Victoria gave their names to periods of history, became synonymous with a decisive epoch in the development of her country.