Sentence examples for most decisive years from inspiring English sources

"2015 is potentially one of the most decisive years in modern human history on earth when it comes to determining our future prospects for wellbeing and prosperity for 9 to 10 billion people over the next century," said Johan Rockstrom of the Stockholm Resilience Centre in Sweden who chaired the Earth League group.

The discussion will be a stepping stone into 2015, the most decisive year for water.

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.

McGrattan knocked his opponent down with one punch, which the Toronto Star called Domi's "most decisive loss in 10 years".

It was the most decisive presidential victory in 20 years.

Yet, remarkably, in recent months it has taken two of the most decisive moves in its 66 years of history.

Cleveland ultimately won the election by 277 electoral votes to Harrison's 145, and also won the popular vote by 5,556,918 to 5,176,108; this was the most decisive presidential election in 20 years.

Our analysis of the larch chronology showed that precipitation during autumn of the previous year and directly before the growing season of the current year was the most decisive factor determining tree-ring growth.

But Mr. Bush's performance Tuesday, on the most decisive day of the young campaign year, plus his strong regional base in the Sun Belt, give his supporters ample reason for optimism.

It was Oregon's most decisive victory against U.C.L.A. (7-18, 4-12) in the 66-year history of the rivalry.

Nevertheless, although the war dragged on for years, the Battle of Blenheim was probably its most decisive victory; Marlborough and Eugene, working indivisibly together, had saved the Habsburg Empire and thereby preserved the Grand Alliance from collapse.