Sentence examples for even decisive from inspiring English sources

If we go on to ask what grounds philosophers have had for deeming a given kind of possibility relevant or even decisive, a prevalent answer is that such decisions should be constrained by our interest in aesthetic or artistic appreciation.

General Petraeus is taking command at what appears to be a critical, perhaps even decisive, moment in the war, which began in 2001 after the Sept. 11 attacks.

As in so many other parts of the world, China is suddenly playing a new, important and perhaps even decisive role.

Like all great artists, he exerts a power that his successors must struggle with; he is influential, even decisive — and inimitable.

Within two or three years, the researchers say, they hope to have some useful, and maybe even decisive, information from this research.

Analysts say that the most important effect of the current crisis will be to deliver another stout -- and perhaps even decisive -- blow to a nuclear power industry riddled with profound safety and cost problems.

(Russia FGD 3) Especially, when discussing self-treatment, the patient and his/her social profile turn up as a problem probably because here the patient is delegated an active role, and behaviour and context becomes even more decisive for a decision to prescribe self-medication.

His late substitutions were even more decisive.

And who knows, maybe even a decisive one too.

But making last week even more decisive, Mr. Bernanke's language shifted significantly.

What we don't know should prompt us to even more decisive action.