Sentence examples for have a decisive effect from inspiring English sources

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.

But the issues are linked: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an unfolding tragedy that could have a decisive effect on America's other interests in the region.

The journalists' status is changing from authoritarian leaders to community emissaries, and the nature of their relations with their readers will have a decisive effect on their popularity and even on their career.

All the accounts of the coup – even allowing for the fact that they have since been tidied into a seamless epic – agree that the president did indeed have a decisive effect on events.

In deference to the spoiler-sensitive, I'll tread lightly here, but what happens near the end of "One Day" is likely to have a decisive effect on your opinion of the movie.

I find it bizarre to pretend that, after the information and analysis overload of our hyper-extended campaign, there is anything left to discover about the candidates that should have a decisive effect on our votes.

It took most of her thirties to realize that her inability to make decisions had had a decisive effect on her life, that time is unidirectional, and that she wouldn't be getting extra credit for refusing to live in the present.

The relation with Fanny had a decisive effect on Keats's development.

Plants and animals were diverse during the Carboniferous and had a decisive effect on the accumulation of sedimentary materials.

It really had a decisive effect on me, so a lot of our plans went awry, and I'm just starting to get through it.

If knowing what was coming had a decisive effect on his performance, it greatly reduced the chance that he would drive Branca's second pitch into the stands.