Sentence examples for they were decisive from inspiring English sources
"If you compare the beginning of the tournament and why finally the Argentina team got into the final, they were decisive and I think it was a decision [based on that]," he said.
But they gave the American people hope, because they were decisive actions.
A European diplomat in Myanmar who has not supported sanctions said he had come to believe that they were decisive.
Thomas Patterson, a Harvard political scientist, said he thought the first time a bunch of primaries came on the same day, the results would be covered as if they were decisive.
But Broad was masterful in his exploitation, his Test-best figures of 7-44 as heartening for England's Ashes summer ahead as they were decisive in this isolated contest.
A presenter on Ukraine's One Plus One channel, owned by tycoon Ihor Kolomoyskyy, described the agreements as "sensational", while pro-opposition channel TVi said they were "decisive" in the contest between the West and Russia for influence in Ukraine.
We make our decisions based on a combination of sources: the exit polls, when they are decisive; the actual votes that are being reported compared with the historical performance in counties; the experience of our political staff; and the judgments of Edison's analysts and The Associated Press, which also has access to the expanded data.
Whatever Cook and Andrew Strauss discuss, the most important thing is that they are decisive: if Joe Root is to captain in the Ashes, he needs all seven Tests next summer to adjust.
What has allowed so many PPs to rise so high in corporations, and now in government, is that they are decisive.
Most real data sets having reasonably large numbers of taxa are not decisive for all trees, but in these cases we developed methods for assessing the fraction of trees for which they are decisive and the fraction of edges in those trees that can be distinguished.
