Sentence examples for what's decisive from inspiring English sources

"What's decisive for most people is their own situation and for many people that has improved noticeably in the past three or four years".

"What's decisive here," Mr. Haneke replied, "is that I depict the conditions that have to be in place for people to be receptive to ideology, be willing to clutch at any straw whatever that will allow them to get out of the extremely difficult situation they're in.

What's evident and decisive is partisanship.

Stephanopoulos is kind of "Huh, what?" because Cruz's "decisive actions against Assad" look a whole lot like "ineffectually antagonizing Russia and China".

What's it like to work for you? A. I am direct and I'm decisive.

In what's shaping up to be the decisive primary of the GOP race, Mitt Romney has two unwitting allies: Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich.

For these strong women, being called a "bitch" should not be a bad thing if you're merely being decisive and doing what's right for the company and everyone in it.

The decisive leadership of a founder could be what's necessary to bring Twitter's value to the masses.

In the 83rd minute they did make what may be the tie's decisive breakthrough.

Cartier-Bresson was fortunate to make his reputation at what might be called photography's decisive moment.

The reason Ferguson fielded his B side was to preserve most of his star players for what figures to be Sunday's decisive Premier League encounter, at Old Trafford, against Chelsea.