Sentence examples for how decisive a from inspiring English sources

How decisive a break with tradition did Warhol bring about?

Though it's impossible to say how decisive a role this bloc will play in November, Ingersoll notes that, in the 2012 primaries, it "succeeded in pushing the Republican Party far to the right".

Do you have indications of how decisive the granting of an MNO (mobile network operator) subsidy is for the market entry or expansion of a smartphone manufacturer?

Stuart Spencer, a political consultant who was with Mr. Reagan from the very beginning of his campaign for governor of California in 1965, recalled in a telephone interview how decisive his old boss could be.

This article provides an exploration of how decisive parameters of technological process influence the surface gl oss.

The retaking of the Sunni city of Tikrit in March was a glaring example of how decisive ground forces are in this asymmetric war.

In the ten years after 1992, India seemed at last to be living up to its potential, growing at an average rate of 5.9%.But Mr Singh ascends to power at a time when some economists are starting to question how decisive his reforms actually were.

It was observed "how decisive he was: how accurate, without any effort or formality: what an extraordinary power of observation lay at the base of many of his casual or incidental remarks".

The chairman's letters were not only a reflection of how assiduously politicians seek television parity, but also how decisive convention exposure on the networks is perceived to be.

"How decisive was video with John Crawford?" Coates asked.

I was struck by just how easy it looked, how decisive everything was.