Sentence examples for is indeed decisive from inspiring English sources
And while Mr Kerry can probably limit the president's advantages here, that may not be enough if it is true that national security is indeed decisive for undecided voters.
After being perceived by the owners and media as being weak and indecisive in response, first, to the brain concussion epidemic that caught the League unprepared, and second, by the spousal abuse scandals (notably Ray Rice cold-cocking his girlfriend in an elevator) that gained national attention and embarrassed the League, Goodell needed to prove that he was indeed decisive and resolute.
If she failed in that endeavour, she at least prescribed a task for future work: to say whether it is indeed a prejudice or a decisive obstacle to the possibility of practical knowledge and the theory that intention involves belief.
"It was, indeed, a decisive blow to the Confederate cause in our quarter".
This was indeed a decisive moment for the man who started life on the fringes of the Indian retail industry in the mid Nineties.
Minimal liberty is indeed minimal; Sen required only that each member in society was decisive over two alternatives.
His vote was indeed surprising and decisive, and therefore newsworthy.
Indeed, this is a decisive aspect, which stems from the theory by which culture, namely the set of meanings with which human beings interpret their experience and guide their actions (Geertz 1973), plays a role closely correlated to that of genetic processes in modelling evolution and, accordingly, the differences between human groups (Richerson and Boyd 2005 Laland et al. 2010).
Indeed, annual radiation is a decisive factor for plant growth and growing season length that strongly impacts on plant community composition (Fig. 2), nutrient conservation strategy [33], and therefore on soil resources [16], [40].
