Sentence examples for decisive issues for from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the decisive issues for voters in September's independence referendum - the issues which most heavily influence a yes or a no vote, there is one dominant topic: it's the economy, stupid.

The side effects of long-term use of steroids and the risk of inducing pneumonia were decisive issues for the GPs: Usually, we should be concerned whether there is an infective component when we prescribe steroids.

Not surprisingly, gay marriage is more likely to be a decisive issue for gays than for opponents.

The decisive issue for the voters, however, had not been the nature of the future regime but simply war or peace.

Meanwhile England's Steven Finn said adapting to Australian conditions was not the decisive issue for the touring bowlers after a back-and-forth second day at The Gabba.

This is also the decisive issue for Syria: From a position of strength, to which Assad has apparently returned somewhat, his regime will never be ready to make the necessary concessions.

"Certainly more than 1 million British citizens live in the other 27 member states, so that is a very decisive issue for the UK government and certainly the other way around; more than 300,000 German citizens, for instance, are living in the UK, so I think we have the same interests".

They should certainly not be the decisive issues in the referendum campaign.

The decisive issue was Congressman Paul Ryan's budget plan, and in particular whether Medicare was something worth paying and maybe even fighting for.

This is why the NHS is set to be a decisive issue at the election".

Yet even there it is hard to see Israel as a decisive issue.