Sentence examples for decisive number from inspiring English sources

How did the Democrats lose a decisive number of Obama voters to someone like Donald Trump?

And some — perhaps a decisive number — will say, It's about time.

They were among a small but potentially decisive number of first-time legislators.

They hold seven seats on the committee, a potentially decisive number, since the panel has 36 Democrats and 23 Republicans.

In so doing, they enabled a decisive number of marginal constituency seats to be delivered straight to Labour.

Southerners -- a decisive number of them -- believed the national Democratic Party did not share their values, and they did not trust the national party with their money.

SCOTS have voted no in decisive numbers in an independence referendum.

Republican leaders discovered that the power of the minority only extended so far if Democrats were tenacious and were able — as with the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" and the Start treaty — to lure decisive numbers of Republicans away from the leadership's opposition.

If it's (b), though, then you would expect there to be a substantial-to-decisive number of actual people whose voting behavior reflects the preference for divided government that Rauch discerns.

But the Welsh region's lineout dominance proved decisive with number eight Vosawi and second-row Macauley Cook completing a try-scoring monopoly for the forwards.

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