Sentence examples for might prove decisive from inspiring English sources

No player had wanted to make the mistake that might prove decisive and it was scrappy, disjointed and extremely niggly.

It felt as if one mistake, rather than any class, might prove decisive, although Sigurdsson did meet Sandro's cross cleanly with his head to test Begovic's reactions.

Still, Mrs. Ortega says she has no regrets about moving to the shelter, which has put her in touch with "amazing people," as well as the doctor who might prove decisive in her legal battle.

Smith became a figure of fun for England during their 3-1 win here in 2010-11, yet his second Ashes century, and his first in Australia, might prove decisive in helping his country regain the urn.

Mr Yushchenko's strong support in the capital, crucial in 2004, and his control of most of the security services, might prove decisive if the crisis deepens.Optimists see this latest Ukrainian stand-off as a product of the youth and fragility of its democratic institutions, and especially of a fudged constitutional reform agreed in 2004.

And again, because this election promises to be so close, those efforts might prove decisive.

And so Wolf combed through mile after uneventful mile of boring footage in search of moments that might or might not prove decisive.

Later on, when the cells develop tension through the cytoskeleton on these attachment sites, the strength of the integrin adhesion protein-matrix protein interaction might probably prove decisive in differentiation state of the cell.

Tuesday's result against Napoli might still prove decisive for his future.

Such a move might well prove decisive, as possession of Thessalonica would enable Kantakouzenos to control Macedonia, Thessaly and Epirus, and in March 1342, he set out from Didymoteichon with his army in the direction of the city.

This ultimately may prove decisive.