Sentence examples for it could prove decisive from inspiring English sources

But it could prove decisive if even a few evangelicals defect to Mr. Obama, who has also been wooing them.

Trump doesn't seem to care about it much, but in a close election it could prove decisive.

If Mr Khan fails, it could prove decisive for Mr Corbyn's leadership, with leading moderates in Labour having told fringe events at the party's conference last week that Mr Corbyn must deliver success next May or face questions over whether he is the man to lead Labour into the 2020 election.

"They will resume tomorrow two short of a record ninth wicket stand for the club, while Coughlin's 71* is the highest score by a Durham number 10. "Mustard's 50 came in 126 balls and was probably the slowest of his career but, in the greater scheme of things, it could prove decisive in this game as Durham hunt their first win of the season".

So while Obama's poll rise hasn't been a topic for conversation in the presidential race so far, it could prove decisive later on.

And the party's success in getting it back could prove decisive in preventing Republicans from wresting control of the chamber.

As the last area where an attack could prove decisive, it is popular with spectators.

But back to that question: "who'd miss it?" The question whether or not AWM commands public support could prove decisive to its survival prospects.

The commanders warned that the transfer of advanced hardware, possibly including artillery, from Iraq, where it was abandoned by the deserting Iraqi army, could prove decisive in Syria's complex three-way battlefield.

The intensity of organized labor's efforts to oppose that bid -- as it did when President Bill Clinton unsuccessfully sought such authority -- could prove decisive.

If that is the case, it suggests that apathy and disillusionment can be overcome – which could prove decisive for the candidate who successfully engages with Ipswich's BME voters at the 2015 parliamentary election.