Sentence examples for equally decisive from inspiring English sources

The third year was equally decisive for Jimmy Carter.

There is another and allied reason which seems to me equally decisive against this claim.

Duke Ellington, born two years before Armstrong in 1899, exerted a different but, the historian Geoffrey C. Ward writes, almost equally decisive influence on the developing art form.

Today's penalty kick did not have the drama or arresting celebration of Chastain's World Cup moment, but it was equally decisive.

But the Germans came back when their top player, Anke Huber, overpowered Spain's No. 1, Conchita Martinez, in equally decisive fashion, 6-3, 6-1.

Apart from the importance of studying clouds before building the solar plants, cloud detection is equally decisive in adapting plant operation to cloud types during solar power plant operation.

The court's treatment of the cost-benefit issue today was equally significant and decisive.

Clipping out, the bit I was scared about, is equally straightforward – one decisive twist, and you're free.

He will do so at age 34, after twice finishing in second place, on the heels of a 26-mile sprint here that was equally assertive and decisive.

The onrushing information ubiquity, with its increasingly complete and universal access to all of mankind's collected knowledge, as well as the ability to connect with any and every other human being on the planet via the smartphone in our pockets, has kicked off an equally profound and decisive dynamic of utter change.

Justice Kennedy's departure could leave Chief Justice Roberts, who was appointed by George W. Bush, as the decisive vote on a court whose other justices may soon include four committed liberals and four equally committed conservatives.