Sentence examples for decisive to suggest from inspiring English sources

SPABBATS predicted four potential pathways for glutamate utilization that were decisive to suggest target genes for experimentation.

Patel announced himself to international cricket with a mature innings in support of Flintoff, mixing adroit strike-rotation with decisive pulls and drives to suggest a promising future.

However, there is too little evidence to suggest these groups play a decisive role in the fighting.

It is unfair to Clinton to suggest that heightened fear of Trump was the decisive factor for voters on Tuesday.

But that seems unlikely, and it is, therefore, unfair to Clinton to suggest that heightened fear of Trump was the decisive factor on Tuesday.

Perhaps he will shock us by taking decisive action, but there is nothing in his business-as-usual background to suggest that.

Of course, it would be wishful thinking to suggest that the Republican Party establishment is preparing to make a decisive break with Trump.

Having said that, I don't mean to suggest Russian efforts were the fundamental or in any way decisive factor of President-elect Trump's victory.

He chose videos that purport to show the supernatural, things like levitation and magic, and though no single one is decisive, they suggest in the aggregate that something is going on here.

27 The qualitative literature appears to be more decisive and suggests women experience cardiac symptoms differently to men, making symptoms difficult to interpret, which in turn affects help-seeking decisions.

And in this week's issue of Nature, researchers announce they have spotted one-fifth-charge quasi-particles--a decisive finding suggesting that its time to change any physics textbooks still claiming that electron charge is indivisible.