Sentence examples for the decisive consideration from inspiring English sources

That is a natural concern, but it ought not to be the decisive consideration for a leader who is expected to place the interests of the country above all else.

This then functions as the decisive consideration for the conclusion that God must exist.

The decisive consideration is that the strand bias occurs throughout the genome, which argues in favour of a genome wide process such as DNA replication as being the direct cause.

The decisive considerations are too variable, too much distinctions of degree, too dependent in last analysis upon a common sense estimate of fairness or of facilities of proof, to be crowded into a formula.

The decisive considerations were the wish to outsmart the French in the postwar Levant, and to use Palestine's strategic location to protect Egypt, the Suez canal and the route to India by creating "a loyal Jewish Ulster", in the words of Ronald Storrs, the first British military governor of Jerusalem.

Yet perhaps the most decisive consideration throughout for Mr Zapatero was the cries of "Don't fail us!" rising from the crowds of young voters in Madrid after the election.

While this is rarely a problem in the case of modern skyscrapers, which usually have foundations extending to rock and deep basements often extending below the tunnel, it can be a decisive consideration in the presence of moderate-height buildings, whose foundations are usually shallow.

The fact that choosing to have a taller child may also contribute to social and environmental costs of the sort mentioned above is unlikely to be a decisive consideration for parents motivated solely by the wellbeing of their future child, since most of those costs will be borne by others.

If case of doubt about whether or not to start or continue treatment, the patient's wish could be a decisive consideration.

We conclude that the decisive moral consideration is not how life is created but what non-genealogical properties it possesses.

ST. PETERSBURG — The Russian government, taking into consideration the decisive victories of the Balkan allies over the Turks, admits, after an exchange of views with the European Powers and particularly with Austria-Hungary, that it is now impossible to maintain the principle of the integrity of Ottoman territory, contrary to the formula elaborated by MM.