Sentence examples for more decisive for from inspiring English sources
(Russia FGD 3) Especially, when discussing self-treatment, the patient and his/her social profile turn up as a problem probably because here the patient is delegated an active role, and behaviour and context becomes even more decisive for a decision to prescribe self-medication.
More decisive for Casper, however, could be the backing of former Bury favourite Wayne Entwistle.
At 30 he is more experienced and has learned to be more decisive for Bayern Munich and Holland.
This year more than most, events outside the legislative chamber could prove more decisive for the government.
If a confident Mr. Bush had not taken last Sunday off, while Mr. Gore was barnstorming the nation, the outcome might have been more decisive for him.
Three days after Britain votes on Brexit, Spain faces a general election, the result of which could be even more decisive for the future of the EU.
Nonetheless, there are scenarios where marker density is expected to be a limiting and more decisive factor, for example for pooling dairy cattle breeds (Hayes et al. 2009a; Erbe et al. 2012) and other types of random mating populations encountered in animal breeding.
* War robots can deliver quicker, more decisive victories for us; but for the other side, this means swifter and more demoralizing defeats.
Although genetic linkage or co-selection between group B oprD alleles and parameters that have a significant impact on selection in the CF lung are likely, the important intergroup amino acid differences, especially in the external loops of the OprD porin [74], could be indicative of a more decisive role for OprD in the selection for strains in the CF niche.
After delivering more forces during the next month the Japanese mounted a major ground offensive on Guadalcanal, led by Hyakutake, in late October 1942 at the Battle for Henderson Field, but it resulted in an even more decisive defeat for the Japanese.
O'Malley's margin of more than 14 percentage points was one of the more decisive victories for a Democrat in a year that favored Republicans nationally.
