Sentence examples for seem to be determinative from inspiring English sources

So the mystery of this is that the psychological predisposition to reacting to pain doesn't seem to be determinative.

Cognitive-behavioral treatments of insomnia that include an element of sleep restriction seem to be antidepressant, e.g., see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3353033/, though it is unclear whether time-in-bed or EEG sleep curtailment or earlier morning light exposure is most determinative.

Resources are always going to be important, but they don't need to be determinative".

William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, put it this way: "One of these is not going to be determinative.

The work of engineers and physical scientists, however, is likely to be determinative.Ok, so, a few points.

Considering that over-all spending in the 2004 campaign may well surpass a billion dollars, Soros's contribution is clearly too small to be determinative.

Consequently, we find the specific legislative history of § 13(c), not the holding of Nemitz, to be determinative.

We do not address the question found to be determinative in Mr. Justice POWELL'S opinion concurring in the result.

The ALJ did not find any one fact to be determinative.

It was Meinong who first insisted on the distinction between feeling and desire, although he regarded feelings rather than desires to be determinative of values (Meinong 1894, §§ 5 6).

US positions 'came to be determinative of Security Council policy'.