Sentence examples for it will prove decisive from inspiring English sources

Jane Ellison, Martindale's Tory opponent, admits the Labour ground campaign has the numbers but is sceptical it will prove decisive come 7 May, pointing to an experienced Conservative team and what she says was a relatively strong performance in the local elections last year.

The Scotland manager has predicted that the game will be full of heart, spirit, athleticism and aggression, but it is nerve and guile that will prove decisive.

"It will create disasters in the economy". Take it all together, Sowell believes, and this election will prove decisive.

It means that whatever the project or cause, it will be the passion of the group's members that will prove decisive, according to Ms McCartney at HPWRT, which has fought its way through numerous problems over recent years.

Still, in the end, neither side believes that the vice presidential race will prove decisive.

The press of external events beyond our control will prove decisive in the long run.

But nothing that any of the parties has so far committed to will prove decisive.

Some observers predict that the unfolding of the sequester over the next three weeks will prove decisive.

Mr. Bloomberg seemed at times to be speaking directly to the handful of lawmakers, most of them Republican state senators, whose vote will prove decisive this legislative session.

We'll see in midweek which of these errors or heroics will prove decisive and which turn out to be footnotes.

But other equally good judges, who have already backed Sweet Wake to win the 2007 Champion Hurdle, believe that his speed will prove decisive.