Sentence examples for decisive point in from inspiring English sources

"We are at a decisive point in time," he said.

This was a decisive point in British Indian history.

Because I use film, printing is the decisive point in my work.

Almost every decisive point in the ten-year story that followed the attack, after all, was highly political in character.

Each time the moment came, he and Vann would have the same clash they had had at the decisive point in the July 20th operation.

Labour's swift suspension of Ken Livingstone following his inflammatory remarks about Hitler and Zionism may herald a decisive point in the escalating furore over antisemitism.

Doug Brien's fourth field goal last night, a 49-yarder as time expired, produced the decisive points in New Orleans's victory.

Some of the decisive points in favour of the Neronian date for Calpurnius consist in such allusions as those to the comet 54 A.D. (I.77‑83), to the wooden amphitheatre 57 A.D. (VII.23‑24), and to the young prince of golden promise, handsome, eloquent, divine,8 who can be identified with no one so aptly as with Nero at the outset of his reign.

Speaking of speculation, Mary thinks that Sarah Palin is underestimated and could move a few decisive points in Iowa among undecided conservatives.

The decisive point came in bizarre circumstances at the end, but not quite the end, of the first half.

Computers, therefore -- and this really is the decisive point -- just in virtue of implementing a program, the computer is not guaranteed understanding.