Sentence examples for it a decisive from inspiring English sources

Set to open next year, One World Trade Center stands a symbolic 1,776 feet tall and is helped in the height department by a spire that gives it a decisive advantage over its competitor.

To understand why Tesla's strategy may give it a decisive advantage, it helps to know the history of its main competitor's approach.

Historians consider it a decisive moment.

Representative Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, called it "a decisive step in the weakening of the United States".

Mr Davenport-Hines calls it a decisive moment in arts funding, though it happened, Keynes said, in a "very English, informal, unostentatious way".

Hate it or love it, a decisive majority in Congress voted at least six times in favor of the health care legislation.

Yet it is a decisive section, as it establishes a link between the environmental crisis and economic and financial issues.

When you get a penalty you've got to score and it's a decisive moment - it actually gave their side a lift.

It's a decisive win, and it (barely) clears the two-thirds majority support that Pelosi predicted she had.

Last month, it announced a decisive break with its earlier policies.

But it's just enough of a pain that it gives a decisive competitive advantage to the domestic competitor, Zing.