Sentence examples for the decisive issue from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the new government had successfully set the terms of debate on the decisive issue – the economy.

The decisive issue for the voters, however, had not been the nature of the future regime but simply war or peace.

This time, the decisive issue was the move to repeal "don't ask, don't tell," which was widely seen as violating Columbia's policy of nondiscrimination.

Meanwhile England's Steven Finn said adapting to Australian conditions was not the decisive issue for the touring bowlers after a back-and-forth second day at The Gabba.

Industry analysts say that in the long run, the decisive issue is whether customers will cut off WorldCom, not vice versa.

The decisive issue was Congressman Paul Ryan's budget plan, and in particular whether Medicare was something worth paying and maybe even fighting for.

They should certainly not be the decisive issues in the referendum campaign.

When it comes to the decisive issues for voters in September's independence referendum - the issues which most heavily influence a yes or a no vote, there is one dominant topic: it's the economy, stupid.

Optimal exploitation of hadronic final states played a key role in successes of all recent collider experiment in HEP, and the ability to use hadronic final states will continue to be one of the decisive issues during the analysis phase of the LHC experiments.

Spitzer may make it easier for Obama to avoid getting down in the gutter with the Clintons on this decisive issue.

The selection of the KPIs is a decisive issue because the final scheduling design will depend on them.