Sentence examples for more decisive contribution from inspiring English sources

Yet the lively Mackay-Steven would make a more decisive contribution soon afterwards by winning a penalty kick.

Hazard drove wide after breaking into the area but the Chelsea forward made a more decisive contribution in the 88th minute, breaking down the left flank and pulling back for Origi to score.

Montolivo's hesitation allowed Badstuber to strip him of possession deep inside the area, but the new Milan signing would make a far more decisive contribution with 36 minutes gone.

Carolyn Radford, Mansfield's chief executive, said a replay had "been stolen from us" and, away from the cameras, was even more outspoken about Suárez's decisive contribution, four minutes after he had replaced Sturridge.

Michael Offer, a spokesman for Germany's Finance Ministry, described the decision as a "decisive contribution" to help resolve global imbalances.

Johnson duly obliged, a lesson in the relative competitive focus of these two teams by that stage but, more than that, a fair reflection of the decisive contribution of Australia's opening bowlers to this Test and the high-grade destruction they might yet wreak in the next three.

Today's Premier League superstars, some of them taking home £250,000 a week and more, can trace their good fortune back to Hill's decisive contribution to that necessary struggle.

In a largely undistinguished first half it was, almost inevitably, Townsend who made the first decisive contribution after 31 minutes with a goal that contained more than an element of good fortune as his whipped cross from the right flank eluded everyone, including Guzan, and crept in.

Just two days later came a more decisive test.

He could be a little more decisive.

But more decisive action is needed.