Sentence examples for often decided by from inspiring English sources

The Stanley Cup playoffs are often decided by goaltending.

They are often decided by tiny margins, too, sometimes the width of a puck.

He quotes Meade insisting that battles are "often decided by accidents".

As Ward knows, these games are often decided by one swing of a stick.

Debates are more often decided by performance than by facts or policy.

We made too many mistakes - and international rugby is often decided by details.

James Madison complained in Federalist 10 that "measures are too often decided... by the superior force of an interested and overbearing majority".

In the absence of clearly defined and unquestionable criteria, tracheotomy is most often decided solely by the medical team in charge of the patient.

Success or failure is often decided not just by the company but also by the success or failure of the web it belongs to.

This left the succession in doubt, at the mercy of the guards' regiments, who often decided the outcome by force.

The modern tactics are so advanced that elections are often decided behind closed doors by sitting elected officials.