Sentence examples for decisive though from inspiring English sources

The Republican verdict was decisive, though not as unanimous.

Third-bottom Cologne's draw with Stuttgart ultimately proved decisive, though, with Kaiserslautern seven points from safety and facing 2.Bundesliga football next season.

Adams' composure in the home straight was decisive, though; he won the opening leg of the 10th set against the throw and double-16 edged him 2-0 ahead before levelling the match at 5-5.

In motions graceful and decisive, though, and with reactions as fast as the imagination, he is a master of drop shots, of cat-and-mouse, of miscellaneous dinks and chips and (riskiest of all) the crosscourt half-volley.

A decisive (though very demanding) test would require walking on the chromosome toward the direct target of selection: under the scenario of local adaptation FST should increase [ 43] while under the scenario of unconditional positive selection FST should decrease.

Undoubtedly the Revolution changed the unruly, self-indulgent youth into a principled and decisive, though ruthless, leader.

At one decisive moment, though, the exterior world rushes in.

The decisive factor, though, likely will be the play of big men Gorgui Dieng of Louisville and Mitch McGary of Michigan.

Both Roosevelt and Churchill were convinced that sea power was decisive, even though, as Hitler had grasped, the combustion engine had made the old calculations moot.

The Englishman did not get the chance to test the now tired-looking Bauge in a decisive third heat, though, as he was judged to have gone off the sprinting line, handing his opponent a 2-0 win.

The decisive choice was critical, though.