Sentence examples for decisive sign from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, zero tolerance is a decisive sign that no matter how difficult the shortage of priests has become, removing these priests is clearly the only just course of action.

His work in "The Crazy Ones," the recently canceled CBS sitcom, was the first series he undertook in the 31 years since "Mork & Mindy" went off the air — and a decisive sign to many in the television industry of how the winds had shifted.

The timing of these events is woeful, given the recent, historic moves forward in Northern Irish politics: just as the political divide shows decisive signs of narrowing, Northern Ireland is reminded yet again that when it comes to the arts, it never seems to cut a break.

But this time, he was decisive – a sign that, after two months in the job he never expected to land, he was finally getting the hang of life in the fast political lane.

But, according to a research report issued by Salomon Smith Barney on Jan . 13 Marks & Spencer's year-end sales figures, a closely watched barometer, were "better than worst fears but offered no sign of decisive recovery".

Compounding the encouraging news, in Brazil's senate as of last week a decisive 60% of senators signed a manifesto opposing the constitutional amendment PEC 215.

Atlanta probably hoped that their 111-87 blowout victory over the Nets in Friday's decisive Game 6 was a sign that their offense was starting to click again.

Labour will be hoping Thursday's three polls are a sign of a decisive breakthrough for its campaign in the weeks after Miliband received extra exposure in the leaders' debate and in the interview with Jeremy Paxman.

And impressive though the result in Romsey was—snatching the Conservative's 51st safest parliamentary seat there are few signs of a decisive breakthrough.

Carr extricated himself from an unpromising situation near the right corner flag to supply Jason McAteer, who promptly whipped over a cross that was met by Inter's new £12 million signing with a decisive header that gave Edwin van der Sar no chance in the Dutch goal.

That the vote was both bipartisan and decisive is a modest but promising sign for the future of public health insurance.