Sentence examples for is the decisive thing from inspiring English sources

In my writing I've always said people's ability to compromise is the decisive thing".

If you tell it that you think that the per cent of Internet users is the decisive thing, it will suggest that the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain are most likely to topple.

"Inspection and accountability only work if they support and empower that local leadership; that's the decisive thing that we need to get in place in every part of the country," he said.

"In past elections, [education] hasn't been the decisive thing that people have voted for," said Carrie Pugh, the political director at the National Education Association, which is still making the final decisions on where it will spend cash in the run-up to November.

For him, as for other presses that specialise in translated work (Harvill Secker, Portobello, And Other Stories, MacLehose Press and others), the focus is simply on publishing a great book; the fact that it is translated is "not the decisive thing".

Today is the decisive day".

"The Internet is the decisive factor there.

And anyway, when is the decisive moment?

Here is the decisive definition.

Thomas Eigenthaler, chairman of the German Tax Union, welcomed revision of the "rudimentary, fragmentary" tax agreement between Germany and Singapore but said, "The decisive thing will be how it is actually implemented".

And yet the striking thing, the decisive thing, about this landscape was that it was geologically young.