Sentence examples for pivotal with from inspiring English sources

His continued leadership will be pivotal, with the first order of business after the Easter break being to tell appropriators how much money the census needs.

The brass section – fronted by Condon on trumpet – is pivotal, with more euphoria spreading around the venue every time the trumpets and trombones kick in.

Gilad said 2010 will prove pivotal with Palestinian elections looming and Egyptian mediation efforts to broker reconciliation between Hamas and the PA having failed.

The 29-year-old's removal of De Villiers could yet prove most pivotal, with the right-hander caught behind on 49 at the point when he was starting to well and truly purr.

That element was slightly unfair; Peter Dawson, the International Golf Federation president and a key proponent of this Olympic return, always stated that earning Games status was pivotal, with scope to alter the format for future years.

The decision proved pivotal, with McClean heading in the equaliser.

For Washington, the pivotal encounter with Mr. Sharif came with the tense meeting between Mr. Sharif and President Clinton on July 4 , 1999

Mr. Jensen handles the main combat chores with aplomb in the pivotal argument with Amir.

Saturday gets its chance to match Friday's action with a lineup of pivotal games with playoff implications.

It is made up of two phases: a dose escalation phase with 15 patients and an extended pivotal phase with an additional 55 patients.

Ireland's victory, worth five points, was the perfect start to Pool D, with a straightforward clash against Romania next before the pivotal battles with Italy and France.