Sentence examples for may have decisive from inspiring English sources

Economic decision-making in the world's two largest economies in the coming months may have decisive impacts on the world economy as it approaches 2020.

However, all data presented here identify Ang-(1 7) and Mas to have also significant impact on renal inflammation and thus may have decisive properties in the pathogenesis and progression of renal failure.

The results of this trial may have decisive impact on future management of PPCM patients.

Inflammatory mediators may have decisive roles at different stages of tumour development.

Actors have their own actor-scenario which may have (decisive) influence on the process in all phases and thus on the contributions of the research process, on the knowledge product and/or utilization of the knowledge product.

The increased haematological toxicity is indicative of the importance of O-meG, and it is reasonable to speculate that factors downstream of O-meG, such as MMR and anti-apoptotic factors, and/or other TMZ-induced DNA lesions may have decisive functions in the resistance of melanoma to TMZ.

Yes, we may have a decisive impact early.

Poison arrows may have been decisive in the Trojan War, Ms. Mayor wrote.

In the race for lieutenant governor, de Blasio's intervention may have been decisive.

Perhaps England would have won the battle anyway, but Elizabeth's powerful language may have been decisive in the war of nerves.

A performance of the first two parts of "Opus Clavicembalisticum," given by another pianist in London in 1936, may have been decisive.