Sentence examples for most decisive of from inspiring English sources

And the bitter year-long dispute between Rupert Murdoch and the print unions – one of the most decisive of the era – had begun.

As any cricketer will tell you, the leave – in its own way the most decisive of all the shots – is often the most aggressive, most intelligent form of defence.

The junior Shea Ralph took only seven shots and made four, but two of those were the most decisive of the night after the Tigers closed within 6 points with 12 17 left.

The most decisive of those aimed at Rome was the treatise On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church (1520), which attacked the current sacramental system and left Christ himself as the sole sacrament in the scriptural sense (cf. 1 Timothy 3 16) and baptism and the Lord's Supper as his "sacramental signs".

After the Chelmsford striker Donovan Simmonds was sent off for a second yellow before the break, Crawley were totally dominant and had 38 shots in total, the most decisive of which were Billy Clarke's sweet volley to make it 2-0, and Gary Alexander's penalty a minute from time.

In the third, most decisive, of these cases, Lotus wins at trial but loses on appeal, and loses again when the Supreme Court deadlocks 4-4.

Adam Smith long ago wrote in the Wealth of Nations, "The most decisive mark of the prosperity of any country is the increase of the number of its inhabitants".

One of the most decisive aspects of the campaign was the role of the Lagos state government under the competent leadership of Governor Babatunde Fashola.

Since then we've had what has to be one of the most decisive combinations of scholarly critique and real-world tests of an economic doctrine ever — and expansionary austerity has failed with flying colors.

One of the most decisive pieces of evidence was reading the minutes for myself of a meeting that was held at a very high level between Google executives and Samsung executives.

The Battle of Yarmouk is considered to be one of the most decisive battles of history.