Sentence examples for the decisive fact from inspiring English sources

The decisive fact, as best we can tell, is that workers were able to get water onto the Fukushima reactors and prevent further explosions.

No less a figure than the first German chancellor, Bismarck, called the English colonisation of North America "the decisive fact of the modern world".In this section Displacement activity?

The normal likelihood that plaintiff's wholesale operations in the Rochester area would expand to the retail level is fully rebutted and overcome by the decisive fact that plaintiff has in fact not licensed or otherwise exploited its mark at retail in the area for some thirty years.

With most Meek supporters likely to migrate to Crist if his support declines, his relative performance may be the decisive fact in the election.

For Ball, the architecture of human society is fundamentally at odds with humanity itself, and the decisive fact of a person's character is whether they align themselves with humanity or its rules.

In Tunisia probably the single most decisive fact was that the army refused to shoot unarmed demonstrators at a critical moment.

And not even Fenway Park and the use of the designated hitter in the American League ball park should change that fundamental and decisive fact.

There is, nonetheless, a "decisive fact of experience" which may serve to legitimate this posit: the unity of consciousness (Micro, I, p. 152).

The identification of its spectrum and the determination of its atomic weight have been decisive facts for convincing chemists of the reality of the new elements.

But, given the Supreme Court's confusing standards, it's unlikely that decisive "facts" would emerge.

The decisive factor in the Muslim future will in fact be the relationship between the United States and Islamism.