Sentence examples for was a decisive element from inspiring English sources

It was a decisive element in a continuing effort, particularly with the pinot noirs, to make wines that were intense but not heavy, fresh rather than brawny.

As usual, Picasso (then creating "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," his own monumental riposte to "Le Bonheur de Vivre") was onto something: pattern was a decisive element in Matisse's kind of picture, which applied a passion for decorated fabrics that began in his childhood.

(Bente, 57 years old, 20 years with her former GP) Remembering was a decisive element in being able to maintain satisfaction by interpersonal continuity.

Although the final climb here is not particularly formidable, it repeatedly proved to be a decisive element in most of the cross-country races during these Olympics.

Mr. Stein's unremitting public criticism of unexplained delays in the handling and computing of vote tallies proved to be a decisive element in breaking Mr. Fujimori's international support.

The major findings include: (1) Income is a decisive element in car ownership.

This is a decisive element for methanol producers to increase their production tonnage.

Thereby it becomes apparent that controlling the reward distribution function is a decisive element for the success of meta-organizations.

The presence of role models, mentors or partners would be a decisive element in establishing the individual's entrepreneurial feasibility level.

After all, hadn't glorious charges by men on horseback been a decisive element in warfare for millennia?

According to Anthony Andrewes, professor of ancient history, the extravagant hopes that his successes of the previous summer had created were a decisive element in his downfall.