Sentence examples for decisive individual from inspiring English sources

Previous empirical studies on determinants of the attitude toward euthanasia – notwithstanding the limitations – seem to suggest ideological convictions (i.e. ethical and political attitudes such as individualism or liberality) to be decisive individual factors [ 8, 16- 19].

Honourable mention: There was no more decisive individual performance this season than the one provided by Domenico Berardi against Milan in January, when the 19-year-old became the first player ever to score four goals in a single game against the Rossoneri.

Hence, if the politically decisive individual is entitled to a smaller-than-average ω i <1 portion of the economy's non-labor income, the policy-choice problem effectively features a smaller β and, as shown when establishing the sign of expression (6), this implies a preference for more redistribution.

While the identity of the decisive individual of course depends on political institutions (and does not generally coincide with the average individual when financial markets are imperfect), the model illustrates the general insight that the scope for all collective policies is limited by the elasticity of market reactions.

Above all, give us the opportunity to be bright and decisive young individuals, then we can go further than you ever thought possible.

We had to be more decisive in the individual battles".

Contador started his 2009 season at the Volta ao Algarve race in Portugal, winning the overall classification, placing second on stage 3, and winning the decisive 33 km individual time trial.

This indicates that the cooperative or antagonistic effects of multiple secreted factors may be more decisive than the individual factors in determining cellular behavior.

Surgeons, perhaps through nature or nurture (i.e. surgical training), are widely perceived to be a decisive group of individuals, amongst whom uncertainty may have negative connotations towards success and performance.

Among those participants, the ratio of posterior odds ranged from 4.5 to 70.0, indicating strong to decisive evidence for each individual.

In my experience, people either procrastinate or are decisive, not both, but individuals can be trained to be more decisive.