Sentence examples for should be a decisive from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to evaluate whether the time saved by using a remote control should be a decisive factor in buying a special system.

When do you think you're going to get your name out in places like the Southeast Side?" He said the next mayor should be a decisive leader who, among other things, has a respect for working people but could also be tough in negotiations with organized labor.

Thursday's roads into Bath look more propitious, if far from flat, while Friday features what should be a decisive uphill finish on Dartmoor, on the Haytor climb where Simon Yates, a winner in the current Vuelta a España, triumphed when still an amateur in 2013.

Rocking cycle should be a decisive factor to mixing.

"Therefore there should be a decisive, democratic input into the appointment of the new governor.

Although testing for HBV and HCV should be systematically performed before initiating antiretroviral therapy, transaminases elevations at baseline or during treatment should be a decisive argument for testing when hepatitis status is unknown.

This should be a fascinating and possibly decisive passage of play.

Mr. Christie declared that his decisive win should be a lesson for the nation's broken political system and his feuding party: In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by over 700,000, Mr. Christie won a majority of the votes of women and Hispanics and made impressive inroads among younger voters and blacks — groups that Republicans nationally have struggled to attract.

Thus, the number of rows should not be a decisive factor for stratum ventilation.

But some experts say it should never be a decisive factor in a teacher's future.

Blackburn Rovers managing director Derek Shaw says Alan Shearer has the credentials to be considered for the managerial vacancy at Ewood Park, but that his popularity among fans should not be a decisive factor.