Sentence examples for decisive not only from inspiring English sources

"The winning margin will be decisive not only in relation to the opposition, but internally," León says.

First encounters tend to be decisive not only in judging the character of a new acquaintance but also in negotiations over money.

Best moment: The act of composure in scoring Rangers' second goal was decisive not only in settling this game but dousing any hopes Celtic may have had of ­overhauling their great rivals.

But the choices of your generation of CEOs will be decisive, not only for you as corporations but for the eventual success or failure of our response to climate change.

Peripheral vision is decisive not only in foresight, but becoming a general competence in coping in the increasingly systemic, connected and networked environment.

That could have proved decisive, not only in terms of the match but also in the league table, with fourth spot still potentially good enough for a Europa League place if Inverness Caledonian Thistle win the Scottish Cup.

Nelle Harper Lee, who has died aged 89, wrote a decisive chapter not only in the history of American literature but also the history of America itself.

To fix illegal immigration will take decisive action not only by Washington, but also a conscientious effort by businesses that welcome illegal immigrants with open arms.

"We have all preparations in place for strong and decisive punishment, not only against the source of the aggression and its support forces but also the commanding element," Major General Kim Yofg-hyun of the South Korean army told a news conference in one of the clearest threats Seoul has made.

"Your decisive action was not only in the interest of France but of the United States and everyone.

FLORENCE, Italy — The Galileo case is often seen starkly as science's first decisive blow against not only faith but also the power of the Roman Catholic Church.