Sentence examples for times decisive from inspiring English sources

Syria was a country where it was considered rude to ask someone his or her sect, though the question was in the background, and at times decisive, heavily cloaked in the secularism of the Assads Baath Partyy.

The scarcity stands out in a state where the modern women's rights movement was born and where female voters play a crucial, and at times decisive, role in elections.

NEW YORK TIMES Decisive Action From the Fed  |  The New York Times editorial board writes: "If the economy falters from here on out, it will be difficult to blame the Federal Reserve".

The extent to which Egypt may have exerted a major creative influence on Christian art is uncertain in the absence of material remains of the Christian period from Alexandria, the great metropolis of Egypt from the time of the Ptolemies and a city that played an important and, at times, decisive role in the intellectual life of the early church.

Those were the moments she wanted to be living all the time, decisive moments, moments when she was doing life justice".

— Entering the world of modern dance, as she does in her program "Restless Creature," Wendy Whelan exhibits the same qualities of temperament she has shown for years as a principal dancer of New York City Ballet: She's uncompromising, generous, bold, enthusiastic, adult, at the same time decisive and investigative.

"Ultimately, though, the administration decides who to submit and members decide whether these kinds of mistakes that people make from time to time are decisive in determining how they're going to vote".

Indeed, at times this decisive 1-0 defeat of Crystal Palace felt a bit like a playful riff on Chelsea's season to date.

After leading a highly personalised, presidential-style election campaign in which he promised "good times" and decisive, strong leadership, he is in no position to grumble that public expectations are high.At times he will be frustrated.

It's time for decisive action.

There is a time for decisive action.