Sentence examples for it could be decisive from inspiring English sources

The difference between the two blocs may seem small, but it could be decisive.

Prosecutors said it could be decisive in court, if Mr. bin Laden were brought to trial.

Although the issue is a technical one, it could be decisive in resolving a variety of cases involving the behavior of foreign governments and their agencies in World War II.

Mason concedes that these wouldn't be enough to make Labour Britain's largest party again - the Tories are a hundred seats in front after all - but he suggests it could be decisive in removing a "de-facto Tory/Unionist majority".

If England get a lead it could be decisive, so I would encourage the players to play higher up the field as they did against Sweden and Ashley Cole to get forward again if he can.

"On just two measures do the optimists about Labour's prospective performance outnumber the pessimists, and then by only a modest five points: being 'on the side of people like you' 43-388) andeliveringngoodod value services (41-36)." He points out: "There is one issue on which the Conservatives hold a large lead, and it could be decisive in a tough election campaign.

In some places, the youth vote - if it turns out - could be decisive.

With the Senate up for grabs this year the women's vote could be decisive, as it was in 2006 when the Senate turned blue as Jim Webb was elected in Virginia with African American women's votes tipping the balance.

Some critics say the contest could be decided before the megastates weighed in, but it is equally possible that their role could be decisive in a close contest.

How they play it on the slow pitch at Chennai tomorrow could be decisive.

Aston Villa, five points adrift at the bottom, arrive at St James' Park on 19 December and the visit of Rémi Garde's side could be decisive in determining McClaren's future if it remains in the balance.