Sentence examples for most decisive issues from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, nearly everyone seems to agree that economic revival and public security are the most decisive issues in the race.

The clash between these two different approaches to phenomenology has also been labeled "the realism-idealism controversy" (Ingarden 1929, Avé-Lallemant 1975b) and turned out to be one of the most decisive issues in the history of the phenomenological movement.

We address two main unresolved issues: (i) Which fibre properties have the most decisive effect on wood density and how are those properties interrelated with each other?

But Mr. Martinez, the station worker, issued perhaps the most decisive verdict, moments after completing his sweep near the roll-down gates, to ensure that no stragglers remained.

And the most decisive action they could take has nothing to do with a vote.

He had vowed to take the "most decisive measures".

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

The final issues "are the most difficult, but also the most decisive," said German Foreign Minister Frank Walter Steinmeier.

Despite a disadvantage on Libya going into the debate, one of Obama's most decisive knockdowns came when Romney thought he had the president cornered on the issue.

When it comes to the decisive issues for voters in September's independence referendum - the issues which most heavily influence a yes or a no vote, there is one dominant topic: it's the economy, stupid.

The presidents of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan met on Aug. 20 and issued a statement vowing that "terrorist actions will be crushed using the most decisive measures".