Sentence examples for which became decisive from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme were the arrangements made in British Columbia, which became decisive when it entered the Canadian Confederation, to establish and maintain a free, unified, centralized nonsectarian system.

Sufficient rainfall during the spring would most likely increase agricultural production, a factor which became less decisive for survival in the process of industrialisation.

A personal favorite is the Fort Moultrie flag, which became popular after the decisive 1776 battle there, when the British were routed from the South Carolina coast.

The historian Mark Haworth-Booth said: "Mayne was very quick to seize on Henri Cartier-Bresson's Images à la Sauvette [translated as The Decisive Moment, 1952], which became his inspiration for Southam Street, and in the 1950s he was also in contact with the American Paul Strand".

A word which became synonymous with Hitler.

Both of which became Category 5 hurricanes.

I tapped into fresh reserves of creative energy and became decisive.

The art of maneuver became decisive, and analysis of war was couched accordingly in terms of strategies.

Ms. Kowroski brings those elements to "Monumentum pro Gesualdo" and "Movements for Piano and Orchestra" (Thursday), ballets in which she has become decisive in manner.

format, which becomes a tad monotonous.

Example: x+2*0=2, which becomes x=2.