Sentence examples for has made a decisive from inspiring English sources

Let's hope that the NRS has made a decisive breakthrough.

But Mr. Giuliani should recognize that women are a voting bloc that has made a decisive difference in countless elections.

And as Brooklyn grows into an ever more affluent borough, the Room has made a decisive move for its future stability: it has won a free, twenty-year, rent-free lease to occupy the theatre at 110 Livingston Street, a landmark built by McKim, Mead & White in 1925.

Although Frank Schleck went on the attack at the end of the stage Thursday, and his brother and Evans followed, the French news media have been lamenting the fact that no one has made a decisive move in the Tour this year.

"Their systematic work has made a decisive contribution to the understanding of how the living cell functions, as well as providing knowledge about the molecular causes of several hereditary diseases and about mechanisms behind both cancer development and ageing," the committee said.

Contribute with Guardian Witness The new chief executive of Tesco has made a decisive break with the troubled supermarket's past, axing the retailer's emblematic Cheshunt head office in Hertfordshire and raising the spectre of thousands of job cuts as part of a shakeup that will also see the closure or abandonment of nearly 100 stores.

Vettel's superiority seems to confirm the impression left by his dominant victory in Japan a week ago that his Red Bull team have made a decisive step forward with their car.

Could he have made a decisive difference to the current endgame?

It's a vision of filmmaking that didn't get seen when it could have made a decisive difference for a new generation.

When he was four, Amparo enrolled him in a local Head Start program, and he felt that it had made a decisive difference in his life.

Economic power seems to have made a decisive shift.The crisis was followed by the slashing of interest rates in the developed world.