Sentence examples for was decisive to from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that poor material quality was decisive to the failure.

But its distancing from politics was decisive to the republic's success.

The article was decisive to Pollock's career, and much is made of it in the film.

The assessments do not go so far as to say that Russian intervention was decisive to Trump's victory, as far as is publicly known.

Europe went through two great wars in the 20th century, he said, and the United States, which had no part in the outbreak of the conflicts, was decisive to the allies' victory.

Although many of its members were undoubtedly energised by his unabashedly xenophobic rhetoric, Trump's share of the vote that year was not markedly different from Mitt Romney's in 2012, and it is unlikely that the far right's backing was decisive to the outcome.

This is what is decisive to me today".

In states predicting tight races Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania this barrier could be decisive to the outcome.

For lightweight refractory containing lightweight aggregates, the properties of the matrix are decisive to its performance.

And this October and December councils and next year will be decisive to have this rescue plan.

Who turns up for the referendum will be decisive to the outcome.