Sentence examples for has proven decisive from inspiring English sources
Israeli politics is a topic close to the heart of the city's sprawling Jewish population, a group that has proven decisive in several high-profile political races in Brooklyn and Queens in recent months.
The recent unparalleled discriminatory power afforded by whole-genome sequencing has proven decisive for understanding aspects of bacterial outbreaks, including cholera, tuberculosis, Listeria monocytogenes, Escherichia coli O104 and Group A Streptococcus (GAS also known as streptococcus pyogenes).
Even more importantly, Sanders managed to limit Clinton's winning margin among black voters, which has proved decisive throughout the South.
Over the past two cycles, the chaotic charisma of Boris Johnson has proved decisive, and in all four past elections, the socialist swagger of Ken Livingstone loomed large.
Just two games short of a maiden World Cup finals participation, the left-footed wide forward – equally effective on either flank – has proved decisive for his country throughout the campaign.
But for a country that inspires equal parts irritation and admiration, here is its résumé, so far, in the Arab revolts: It has proved decisive in isolating Syria's leader, helped topple Libya's, offered itself as a mediator in Yemen and counts Tunisia's most powerful figure as a friend.
A senior official said Mr. Bush and his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, whose voice on often-divided Middle East policy has proved decisive in the past, were leaning toward the notion of outlining parameters or a timetable for a final peace settlement that would follow lines of proposals under discussion before negotiations broke down.
For a president still busy withdrawing his troops from Afghanistan, the situation in northern Iraq has proved decisive.
It is this which has proved decisive in ending one of the more remarkable England playing careers.
One lawyer said he failed to provide evidence one way or the other about Mr. Mubarak's role in the crackdown on protesters, saying that he was not present in meetings that could have proven decisive to the prosecutors' case.
