Sentence examples for of decisive influence from inspiring English sources

But U.P.S. and FedEx argued that selling its shares did not deprive Deutsche Post of decisive influence over the airline.

By epistemic uncertainties in the context of energy models I mean a form of under-determinism or "not-knowability" of decisive influences on the energy system.

Regardless, it certainly wants to retain the image of holding decisive influence over Assad — that, along with its airbase in Khmeimim, are the most useful chips it has in the Syrian conflict.

It could be the case that the answer lies in combinations of all of them - no single one of them a decisive influence but all of them were contributory factors..widget__container { margin: 17px 0 17px 0; }.

The findings of the study showed a decisive influence of crossbite on the electrical activity of the temporal and masseter muscles, manifesting itself in their disturbed coordination.

A seal device as an important component of aeroengines has decisive influence on performance, reliability, and working life of aeroengines.

Mr. Thompson said that the contrasting images of the mayor signing the term limits measure into law on Nov. 3 — "discarding" New Yorkers' vote, he said — and the election the next day of Barack Obama became a decisive influence on his decision to run for mayor.

This is especially true of Anne Boleyn, the decisive influence in Henry's life and reign, and certainly the only woman he genuinely loved for any length of time.

Interest in FM as a specialty increases moderately over the years of the medical degree; however, the working conditions of FM play a decisive influence in the final choice of specialty.

The pogroms of 1391 had a decisive influence on the life of Crescas and on the entire Spanish Jewish community.[4] In those pogroms thousands of Jews perished and around a hundred fifty thousand converted to Christianity.

Logistic regressions (detailed results not shown) confirm and clarify the decisive influence of the patient's pathology on the end-of-life decisions made.