Sentence examples for pivotal move from inspiring English sources

TD Bank made its pivotal move into the United States in 1996, buying Waterhouse Investor Services for $525 million.

In a pivotal move, the E.U. supported a bid by Russia to join the World Trade Organization.

In 1960, Mr. LeWitt got a job at the Museum of Modern Art, a pivotal move in his development as an artist.

Proclaiming Curt Schilling as "the right guy to pitch," Bob Brenly wasted no time last night making the decision that could turn out to be the pivotal move of the World Series.

Senator James M. Jeffords told aides today that he planned to leave the Republican Party and become an independent, a pivotal move that would vault Democrats into control of the Senate and complicate President Bush's efforts to enact his legislative agenda and win approval for judicial nominees.

Raising prices was a pivotal move.

On the one hand, policies such as increases in the personal tax allowance, a more flexible system of parental leave and most importantly, the new national living wage are pivotal moves in supporting workers.

Maybe La Russa can't be faulted for any of the pivotal moves he made last night, but they led to the 4-3 San Francisco victory that gave the Giants a three-games-to-one lead in the four-of-seven National League Championship Series.

As a result, Dell's hands were partly tied regarding any strategic proclamations about its strategy for Pivotal moving forward.

Now came the pivotal defensive move.

"Louise has a pivotal role moving fashion photography out of formal studio work into a portrayal of the active, modern American woman," Amy Rule, an archivist at the Center for Creative Photography, said.