Sentence examples for decisive place from inspiring English sources

Today works by American composers occupy a significant if not yet decisive place in the repertory of American orchestras.

By massing maximum relative power at a decisive place and time, you can upend the opponent's expectations and thwart his ability to act.

We know early on that we are in the presence of a bit of a mess, as the opening minutes unspool a zigzagging chronology — 10 years earlier, 6 months later, 5 years before that; Houston, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, somewhere else — accompanied by some grandstanding prose, uttered by Jack Harris Luke Wilsonn), about the modern history of male masturbation and his own decisive place within it.

Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, said the party could be in a "very decisive place" in a hung parliament after the general election.

If moral reason is nothing more than practical reason at full stretch, fully critical and adequate as reason, moral reasons will have a decisive place in concept-formation in social science including descriptive general theory of law.

The principle of mass is about concentrating your power at the right place and time: "Concentrate combat power at the decisive place and time". Applied to business, this means you should wait for that decisive moment before you seize the opportunity.

But what is obvious after you spend a time looking at it, is that the lack of public space or affordable property for music venues, youth clubs and the like, has been decisive – places in which young people felt safe from authority, in which community could foster, in which art is made, that encourage an organic creativity. .

People say: "It's gone – those days are never coming back". But what is obvious after you spend a time looking at it, is that the lack of public space or affordable property for music venues, youth clubs and the like, has been decisive – places in which young people felt safe from authority, in which community could foster, in which art is made, that encourage an organic creativity.

Children's wishes should be decisive, in place of those of experts and judges, as long as at least one parent agrees with them.

Mr. Romney ran well ahead of his three opponents on a night that delivered his second decisive first-place finish in four days, following his victory in the Florida primary on Tuesday.

Mass culling of poultry appears decisive, but places excessive burdens on vulnerable populations, is ineffective in the context of extensive 'backyard' poultry farming and can, in fact, promote the spread of disease [ 42].