Sentence examples for decisive tilt from inspiring English sources
When voters are asked to come up with their own list of issues without prompting, however, there is a more decisive tilt.
This strategy, along with outright voter fraud, was decisive in tilting the last two presidential elections, and now repressive voter legislation is being pushed through in Georgia, Indiana, Wisconsin and other states.
We hypothesized that such modifications might provide a decisive cue tilting the balance towards cell death.
In fact, his description of coronation as being defined by a death of sorts conjured up a lot of images in my head, and as we tilt ever closer to yet another decisive moment in history, it's valuable to ruminated on such things.
In such uprisings, the decisive moment has come when the security forces, weighing the balance of popular will, tilt away from the government and toward the protesters.
And she quotes an academic who called the Myanmar efforts of the administration, in which she was secretary of state, "as decisive a diplomatic victory as anyone is likely to see".So as Mrs Clinton mulls a tilt at the presidency in 2016, Myanmar is likely to become a political issue in America.
Alves's stop had been decisive: that was the moment that game, and maybe even the season, might have changed, tilting from Valencia to Sevilla.
We say that in full knowledge that the college may be tilting toward the kinds of candidates we tend to support and provided a far more decisive margin for Mr. Obama earlier this month than his showing in the popular vote.
The game seemed to be tilting the way of the Dublin side but Patterson pounced on a defensive mistake for the decisive strike in extra-time.
