Sentence examples for established as a decisive from inspiring English sources

The nano- and microstructure of surfaces with physical attributes has been established as a decisive factor affecting biological responses.

I'm already established as a persona.

Architecture is established as a profession.

Two more of the Rhinos stalwarts, Jamie Peacock and Carl Ablett, were outstanding in the pack as the Rhinos established a decisive 14-0 intervaleadandand withheld a Warrington revival after the break.

He was still a length and a half behind Zaidpour as they jumped it, but had more left to give than the favourite and quickly established a decisive lead on the short run-in.

He also cracked down on the drug trade, establishing an image as a decisive executive.

By contrast, as Alex Burns puts it, "we're now less than 60 days from the election and Romney hasn't established a decisive lead in a single swing state". Spot the difference there?

They thereby established a decisive edge over the Neanderthals in Europe and, among other advances, the start of representational art.

To be sure, this policy reset would not quickly alter the nature of Sino-American relations, but it would go a long way toward establishing Xi's credentials as a decisive and forward-looking leader intent upon nurturing a more durable bilateral relationship with Washington.

Bloomberg took office during a recession, and quickly established himself as a bold and decisive fiscal manager, ultimately demonstrating, as his friend Mitchell Moss, an urban-planning professor at N.Y.U., says, that New York was "open for business after 9/11".

The victory was so decisive that the Creeks never again menaced the frontier, and Jackson was established as the hero of the West.