Sentence examples for has become decisive from inspiring English sources
Ms. Kowroski brings those elements to "Monumentum pro Gesualdo" and "Movements for Piano and Orchestra" (Thursday), ballets in which she has become decisive in manner.
Once the merger is done, they simply assume that computer programmers, sales managers and engineers will cut costs and boost revenues according to plan, leaving the boss free to bag the next big deal.Yet, just when post-merger integration has become decisive, it has become harder to pull off.
In certain sectors, such as e-commerce or telecommunications, international agreements had become decisive for controlling the market behaviour of individuals.
Newtown has become a decisive test of whether second-term Obama is different.
The search for new non-routine emotions and sensations has become a decisive factor in taking part in adventure tourism.
To respond to the changing market and provide high-quality services, the manufacturing resources configuration method has become a decisive process.
Sadr did not disarm his militia — it is now more or less directly financed and armed by Iran — and he has become a decisive force.
If Mr Deegan makes a similar impact this time, it will reflect the extent to which foreign policy has become a decisive campaign issue.
American shale oil has become the decisive new factor in the world oil market in a way that could not have been imagined five years ago.
