Sentence examples for so decisive that from inspiring English sources

Commentators have said that the Bridgeman decision was so decisive that the art industry doesn't want to risk further attention to the issue or the possibility of broader sanctions and restrictions.

The victory was so decisive that the Creeks never again menaced the frontier, and Jackson was established as the hero of the West.

The attack was so powerful and so decisive that though the Vikings scored 20 points in the game's final eight minutes, who cared?

Mr. Lautenberg's victory was so decisive that he scored an upset by winning Mr. Forrester's home county, Mercer, by 16,000 votes.

The N.H.L. outlasted its players in a 2004-5 season-canceling lockout, scoring a labor victory so decisive that the union's longtime executive director, Bob Goodenow, was driven to resign.

The results showed that death rates from the disease could be cut by nearly 25percentt, a result so decisive that the study ended last March, nine months ahead of schedule.

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In addition to his money, he will also have his formidable organization, making two weapons that proved so decisive in Florida, another large state with multiple expensive media markets.

That the cloture vote was so decisive after all the effort that Hagel's detractors put into finding something — anything — that would make him unconfirmable, and after he nearly gave it to them during his disastrous confirmation hearings, only makes the whole thing more humiliating for the Senate Republicans, and for the right in general.

With the in-form Eden Hazard shackled by James Milner and Pablo Zabaleta, the Premier League leaders looked short of ideas and City's defensive diligence meant Chelsea never got the chance to break forward in the manner that had proved so decisive in their last meeting.

"Get Shorty," directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by Scott Frank, was one of the best movies of the mid-nineties heartlessly funny, profane, and so decisive in its cynical wit that it achieved somid-nineties heartlesslyh style ofunnyreat thirties comedy.