Sentence examples for may prove decisive from inspiring English sources

Far-right members of his governing coalition have threatened to bolt if Mr. Sharon wins approval for his plan in a referendum to be held in his Likud faction on May 2. Mr. Bush's endorsement of Mr. Sharon's plan last week as "historic and courageous" may prove decisive in that vote.

This ultimately may prove decisive.

Prince William, Loudoun, and Henrico Counties may prove decisive, Mr. Skelley said.

And here the Weinstein brothers' deep pockets and influence may prove decisive.

The particulars of the reported conversation with the Lions may prove decisive in swaying public opinion.

These are leaders' debates and may prove decisive in who ends up with the keys to No 10.

The next month may prove critical.

Crucially, of those who were angry about the reforms, 77% said it reflected a broader anger about the shortcomings of the federal government and only a fifth had specific grievances against Obamacare.All this suggests that health care itself may not prove decisive at November's elections, even as that vote itself may end up determining the fate of health reform.

But whatever others say, Washington's attitude may ultimately prove decisive.

However, the prospect of Champions League football and a significantly higher pay deal may yet prove decisive.

How it comes down on the question may ultimately prove decisive.