Sentence examples for no less decisive from inspiring English sources

This may be a moment no less decisive than 1945 when the United Nations was founded" [ 16].

Today, the influence of flavour in the world marketplace is no less decisive.

The strikes may prove no less decisive as they gather momentum in turning back years of privatization that left workers with fewer protections and more grievances.

On top of the most catastrophic economic downturn since the Great Depression, the continued impact of automation, and the shift of domestic production to lower-wage nations, here is a less dramatic yet no less decisive constraint that limits opportunities for many working-age Americans: The bus does not go where the paychecks are.

The selection of the key-informant participants may also be biased, due to their active role in the implementation of the newborn hearing screening programme, and some other stakeholders, whose action could be considered as less decisive in the decision-making process, not being interviewed; this would result in a lack of completeness in the study.

While there would have been no civil-rights revolution without blacks dedicated to changing the social order, there is no reason not to celebrate others whose participation was less decisive, but who cheered from the sidelines while fashioning lives of quiet dignity.

He says he has no objection to metallurgical study but it would be a "less decisive index" of authenticity than is provided by analysis of the content of the letters and images.One theory, aired in the Jewish Chronicle, drew on one of of the few pieces of metallurgical analysis whose results have been made known, a test by Peter Northover of the Department of Materials at Oxford University.

In domestic affairs his influence was less decisive.

Has this proliferation of data made people less decisive?

He was becoming less decisive and more distrustful of his advisers.

Certainly the president was far less decisive when he took office in 1993.