Sentence examples for decisive ones for from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The days ahead could be decisive ones for the main pieces of President Obama's second-term agenda: long-range deficit reduction, gun safety and changes to immigration law.

The decisive one, for many, is whether there would also not have been an initial arrest had Martin been a white teen-ager.

This year should prove a decisive one for him - I was struck by his voice and of course that he studied at the Royal Academy of Music where I also went for postgraduate study.

Chelsea's next home game is against Tottenham Hotspur, potentially a decisive one for the north London club in the race for the Premier League title, and the away fans on the south coast voiced their appetite for denting Spurs' hopes.

The year of 1968 was very significant in my life, and a decisive one for the nation.

The battle proved to be a decisive one for the rule of the Scanian lands and it has been described as the most significant event for Charles' personality.

But it was not a decisive one, for flagella have been repeatedly lost within them all and therefore, in principle, one or more of the three glidobacterial phyla that never have them might also have lost them.

If the alphabet were decisive, one could look for the basis of many of the particular features of Western culture in the invention of an alphabetic orthography.

In each 5-4 decision, the choice of Justice Anthony Kennedy was the decisive: one against equal justice on Tuesday and for it on Wednesday.

Moores is currently preparing England for their decisive one-day international against Sri Lanka at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

It is true that this bargaining has collapsed for the moment, with Oskar Lafontaine, the Social Democratic national leader, holding out for a decisive one-to-one summit (so far not granted) with Mr Kohl.