Sentence examples for decisive introduction from inspiring English sources

Breezy, decisive introduction; any number of melancholy-inducing, nearly insurmountable troubles: it is hard being a mouse.

Scotland's greater control in possession, helped by the decisive introduction of Ikechi Anya at half-time, is probably a fair reflection of the balance of power between the two teams.

"The penalty shoot-outs have produced moments to treasure, such as the tears of Brazil keeper Julio Cesar after victory against Chile and Dutch coach Louis van Gaal's decisive introduction of Tim Krul against Costa Rica.

Beyond this, acceptable costs for the market are decisive for the introduction of PVD technologies into production.

The opening goal was beautifully curled in by Robson-Kanu, quickly cancelled out by Bent's fortuitous goal, before Yakubu's introduction proved decisive, as after being played through by Robson-Kanu, he controlled and shot low past Kelle Roos.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter says Frank Lampard's "ghost" goal at the 2010 World Cup played a decisive role in the introduction of goal-line technology.

The conclusion of the stability and growth pact, which can be seen as a decisive step towards the introduction of the single currency, will no doubt be the most striking achievement of this summit in terms of its impact on the future of European integration.

This is particularly true given the need for decisive policy change, or even the introduction of a new development path, which is asserted within the sustainability agenda.

This non-univocal matching between data and a conceptual graph was not possible until a decisive step was accomplished by the introduction of arc consistency with bilevel constraint (FDCSPBC).

The discussion about the course of technology development began in the 1960s with linear science-push and market-pull models and received a decisive impetus in the 1980s with the introduction of non-linear, recursive models.

The decisive element of such an extension is the introduction of a parameter characterizing the strength of the interaction between two continuous media ("phases") representing the soil and the reinforcing inclusions, respectively.