Sentence examples for most decisive in from inspiring English sources

In another poll, Randstad North America, an employment consulting firm in Atlanta, asked employees which "hard benefits" and "soft" workplace factors would be most decisive in making a stay-or-leave decision.

The 39-point victory was the most decisive in franchise history.

In the midst of all this, my brother grew up loved and over-indulged by everyone, but neglected in certain essential ways by the two people who are most decisive in every child's life.

Clerks often suffer from an exaggerated sense of their own importance, and Lazarus's characterization of his own year as a term that "must rank with the New Deal watershed of 1937 and the year of Brown, 1954, as the most decisive in this century" is risible.

At Trent Bridge, he took on the mantle of senior bowler in the absence of Jimmy Anderson, and his spell on the first morning was one of the most decisive in Ashes history, effectively won the match and series for England in the first hour and a half.

Margaret Thatcher's second election victory in 1983 was one of the most decisive in post-war Britain.

If adopted by the administration and Congress, Mr. Helms's plan would mark the most decisive shift in 40 years in how America helps the world's downtrodden.

One of the most decisive hallucinations in history occurred in 312AD, when the hitherto polytheist Emperor Constantine saw a vision of the cross hanging in the sky above a battlefield just outside Rome.

The appearance of these centralized states is arguably the single most decisive alteration in economic, and perhaps in all, history.

The mural in the southwest wing takes up 2,450 square feet and depicts the various weapons of warfare used in the 20 most decisive battles in history.

His most decisive intervention in the economy came in 2008 when he blocked the sale of Alitalia to Air France, insisting on patriotic grounds that it should remain in Italian hands.