Sentence examples for likely to be decisive from inspiring English sources

In order to evaluate these different RE alternatives a multi-criteria analysis is performed using a number of criteria that are likely to be decisive in implementation decisions.

"This body may not in law be the decision maker but in practice its influence is likely to be decisive," he said.

I still think the trend is Obama's friend — and that it is likely to be decisive.

As food uptake was initially impaired after injury, energy reserves acquired prior to injury are likely to be decisive for self-repair choice.

But the result is still likely to be decisive for the continuation of the love/hate story between the UK and EU.

When Senator Reed asked if a military strike would wipe out the program, General Cartwright responded, "Military activity alone is not likely to be decisive, either".

But these are not likely to be the decisive issues.

The thermal stress caused by heat is likely to be the decisive factor.

Until now, Algiers has been reluctant to intervene in Mali but is likely to be more decisive.

The spinners were always likely to be the decisive factor and Durham failed to play them well enough.

Not surprisingly, gay marriage is more likely to be a decisive issue for gays than for opponents.