Sentence examples for only as decisive from inspiring English sources

The victory of liberal democracy was proclaimed not only as decisive but also as final.

Control of supply routes can be just as decisive.

One reason for this bias — and perhaps the most striking recent finding from the study of power — is that leaders who make tough calls from their gut come across not only as more decisive than those who deliberate, but more morally assured.

If only Arie was as decisive in relationships as he is in racing... but then again, when was his last win?

Overall, it may be instrumental to consider not only the ICR1 methylation status as decisive for IGF2/ H19 expression regulation.

Only one of them gets a name, Grete (rhymes with beta), but even she is usually referred to only as "sister" throughout, until the decisive moment near the end when she becomes instead a "daughter".

But only after a moment that was as decisive as it was counterintuitive: a defensive end — not a running back, not a tight end, not a wide receiver — made the catch that ushered the New England Patriots into the A.F.C. championship game.

This correlation is not as robust as the correlations found for salinity and oxygen level at the other LGs, as decisive association was only detected in eight SNPs (using q < 0.01 as a cutoff).

"Of 42 lawmakers interviewed by The Hill, only four said they regarded the primary vote as decisive," The Hill's article says.

But the victory was not as decisive as it looked.

Our tools for this task are limited as only TNM stage, grade, and performance status are widely recognised as decisive for the choice of treatment.