Sentence examples for was quite decisive from inspiring English sources
Similarly, ethnicity of a household was quite decisive as well, with the Oromo ethnic group having better access to credit and relief services during food shortages than Meskan and Dobi ethnic groups.
I think the next two decades will be quite decisive".
Darwin's experiments with different varieties of pigeons were quite decisive.
The evidence in support of various nutrient supplements in various contexts is quite decisive.
The probability of the taxon coverage pattern being decisive for a random tree for their reference subsets was quite small, ranging from 0 to 1.7%.
It is not hard to hear echoes of Professor Dworkin's approach in the writings of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who often holds the crucial vote in morally charged debates before the United States Supreme Court and is quite likely to play a decisive role in two pending cases on same-sex marriage.
It means I had to move fast and be decisive and that is quite exhilarating.
Viner said it is "quite hard to prove" whether newspapers would have a decisive impact on voting.
Indeed for the reference subset the coverage is only decisive for 2% of trees, so the probability of decisiveness for the true tree is quite low.
These quantities are quite sensitive to the form of the decay interaction and became decisive pieces of evidence in the search for the form of the decay interaction.
