Sentence examples for had a decisive outcome from inspiring English sources

These behavioral data were collected between June 2008 and April 2009, and include all aggressive interactions that had a decisive outcome (for detailed methods, see [11]).

Anti-government or satirical clips on YouTube are unlikely to have a decisive effect on the outcome of the forthcoming elections.

By the late 15th century, however, English armies were somewhat backward by wider European standards; the Wars of the Roses were fought by inexperienced soldiers, often with outdated weapons, allowing the European forces which intervened in the conflict to have a decisive effect on the outcomes of battles.

In a similar manner, new technology is not tactics, but it may have a decisive effect in both altering the face of battle and affecting its outcome.

Also, the individual competence of doctors has a decisive effect on the final diagnosis.

Systematic electoral fraud including vote-rigging in a third of all constituencies, stuffed ballot boxes and election officials changing results had a decisive impact on the outcome of the Kenyan elections, an investigation by The Independent can reveal.

Colombia's James Rodriguez claims the referee in charge of their World Cup quarter-final defeat by Brazil had a decisive influence on the outcome.

Pareja had a decisive game.

"My election had a decisive impact.

Mitochondrial symbiosis had a decisive impact on eukaryotic cell architecture.

A close result in France might just open the possibility of a rerun, though the government has ruled this out; a decisive outcome would close that option off.