Sentence examples for most decisive event from inspiring English sources

The Indian political landscape was then rapidly changing, the most decisive event being the collapse of the Khilafat movement.

The televised debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon was probably the most decisive event for the election of 1960.

The single most decisive event, however, in Augustine's philosophical development has to be his encounter with those unnamed books of the Platonists in Milan in 384.

What for you was the most decisive event for Poland but also for the region as a whole?

Mr Advani calls this the "most decisive, transformational event" of his career.Mr Advani has some impressive qualities.

Similarly, we think that establishment of a stable "cancer cell system" at the seeding site most likely is the decisive event for the outgrowth of a metastatic tumor, where similar as in the development of the primary tumor, mesenchymal and epithelial cells cooperate to create a niche and generate a proliferative cell pool.

The Americans also proved they had the edge when it came to putting – more often than not the most decisive element in deciding this event.

"The most cruel and decisive events unfolded on the territory of the Soviet Union.

But the most decisive factor, interestingly enough, may have been the sleeper issue of the year.

This is a decisive event or turning-point.

The second world war is a very decisive event.