Sentence examples for far from decisive from inspiring English sources

But a victory for unionism will be far from decisive or definitive.

But for many physicists these papers are far from decisive, and string theory retains much of its allure.

United's lead may be commanding at the halfway point of the season, but both Mancini and Sir Alex Ferguson know from experience that is far from decisive.

And in Syria the fall of the town of Qusayr is a boost for President Bashar Assad's regime but far from decisive.

His vote was far from decisive; the PP's absolute majority ensured the vote was passed by 184 votes in favour to 136 against.

But Mr. Bernanke wants to know if the overall economy is on the brink of a recession, and the evidence on that is far from decisive.

But it was just one more step towards secession, and far from a decisive one.

But Ze'ev Schiff, the highly respected doyen of Israeli military commentators, and author of the definitive history of the 1982 war, put it bluntly: "Israel is far from a decisive victory and its main objectives have not been achieved".

"This is far from a decisive match... and since he's been interesting us for a few years now we might just take this chance to see what he can do at the highest level," said Domenech.

But opposition figures said an isolated assault was far from the decisive intervention they seek.

For now, the pattern that is emerging is one we have seen before: an influential constituency but one so divided as to be far from the decisive one.