Sentence examples for the decisive distinction from inspiring English sources
But wherever a distinction has political quality, it will be the decisive distinction and the community constituted by it will be the decisive social unit.
But it is a decisive distinction whether the community looks upon the projects as a means to provide new profits, especially by exporting not needed energy to other communities or the grid, or not.
It stems from a basic but decisive distinction in labor and workplace laws.
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 recording is an object; the live performance is an experience; and the distinction between the two is one of the decisive concepts of Gould's life and work.
The decisive relationship between text and melody in early European music led to stylistic distinctions that have survived the ages.
Today is the decisive day".
The decisive factor was slavery.
The former, though, were the decisive hundred.
