Sentence examples for is far from decisive from inspiring English sources

United's lead may be commanding at the halfway point of the season, but both Mancini and Sir Alex Ferguson know from experience that is far from decisive.

But Mr. Bernanke wants to know if the overall economy is on the brink of a recession, and the evidence on that is far from decisive.

This line of objection is far from decisive.

This incredulous stare argument is far from decisive, but perhaps it should disrupt any complacent presumption in favour of hedonism.

In the end, the winner (Firefox) is far from decisive, and is often "weak" in things at which the runner-up, Chrome, excels.

But a victory for unionism will be far from decisive or definitive.

But for many physicists these papers are far from decisive, and string theory retains much of its allure.

His vote was far from decisive; the PP's absolute majority ensured the vote was passed by 184 votes in favour to 136 against.

Cochran's victory over Chris McDaniel, a staunchly conservative state senator, was far from decisive and appeared to rely on Democratic-leaning African American voters crossing over to vote in the Republican primary.

The supposedly contradictory passages in the Two Treatises are far from decisive.

In fact the numbers are far from decisive on this and many industry experts and ISPs themselves have said that the net neutrality rules had nothing to do with changes in investment — instead, they follow years-long cycles of updating infrastructure, accommodating technology changes like 5G and so on.