Sentence examples for decisive point of from inspiring English sources

Determining the decisive point of any battle is the quintessential challenge of wartime command.

The Champions League exit was a genuine, perhaps decisive point of failure.

"Die Walküre," the latest installment of Robert Lepage's staging, offers moments of impressive spectacle but no decisive point of view.

"It came at a decisive point of the match".

The onset of fouling as characterised by the decisive point of the onset of fouling known as the critical flux is discussed in the context of minimisation of fouling within modules and arrays.

But Octavian's admiral Agrippa, and then Octavian himself, succeeded in sailing from Italy across the Ionian Sea and effecting landings, and Agrippa captured decisive points on and off the coasts of Macedonia and Greece.

In previous studies, the sub-cellular translocation of P27 with different phosphorylation status was regarded as the decisive point for the susceptible dual roles of P27 in tumorigenesis.

The first satellite and the foundation of the legal regime governing outer space mark the two decisive points for the use of outer space and its international regulation.

The activation values in those pixels are the decisive point in terms of the accuracy of the classification.

Moore then pivots to his decisive point, a masterstroke of political psychology that he extracts from a sharp history lesson.

The official history points to the Montreal Olympics in 1976 as a decisive point in the history of the national anthem.