Sentence examples for likely to prove decisive from inspiring English sources

Below is a chart of the Obama campaign's field offices and paid staff in 12 states that are likely to prove decisive in November.

Unless Newt gets back on the offensive and does some real damage to Romney, the latter's huge advantage in money, ads, and endorsements is likely to prove decisive.

With five days left until polling day, tonight's debate in Jacksonville, which is being organized and broadcast by CNN, is likely to prove decisive.

Crowley then made a break as they turned for home, stealing a clear lead that, for a few seconds, seemed likely to prove decisive.

The question of the opposition's capabilities is likely to prove decisive to the fate of the rebellion, which appears outmatched by government forces and troubled by tribal divisions that the government, reverting to form, has sought to exploit.

The next few weeks are likely to prove decisive in determining the future political leadership of Iraq as Maliki, Prime Minister since 2006, seeks a third term in office despite recent disasters that have seen him lose control of the north and west of his country.

One thing seems clear: the Islamist vote, so strong in the parliamentary election, now has the potential to prove decisive.

The player himself apparently prefers a move to Old Trafford: a factor which is likely, ultimately, to prove decisive.

Sunday's attack is likely to prove a decisive blow to the latest tentative peace process between Islamabad and Delhi, which has been frozen since an attack in January by Pakistan-based militants against an air force base in Pathankot, Punjab.

But it is unlikely to prove decisive in a tight national race.

Suffice it to say that those two ounces are unlikely to prove decisive.