Sentence examples for which proved decisive from inspiring English sources

Sanders attracted a lot of independents in the final weeks of the campaign there, which proved decisive.

Kidd hit two free throws with 21.1 seconds remaining, setting up Martin's block, which proved decisive when Kerry Kittles converted two free throws on the other end.

Chigumbura then took charge and hit three sixes in his brisk knock to give Zimbabwe 29 runs in the last two overs, which proved decisive in the end.

The separatist counter-offensive was supported by heavy artillery, which proved decisive in driving the Ukrainian army out of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

Maynard's story put a sympathetic public face on the right-to-die movement, which proved decisive when California Governor Jerry Brown, a former Jesuit seminarian, signed a similar bill the next year despite heavy pressure from religious groups.

With the Spaniard now serving for the match, Murray superbly saved two match points but missed a close-range volley to gift his opponent a third, which proved decisive when his opponent again netted.

This P. aeruginosa isolate had a resistance profile that permitted the use of antibiotics with good CNS penetration, which proved a decisive factor in the therapeutic success.

Just as the bombarded people of Sarajevo deserved American-backed firepower — which finally proved decisive in 1995 — so do the people of Benghazi.

Meanwhile, divisions in the international community made it unlikely that international military intervention, which had proved decisive in Libya, would be possible in Syria.

Even more importantly, Sanders managed to limit Clinton's winning margin among black voters, which has proved decisive throughout the South.

It is this which has proved decisive in ending one of the more remarkable England playing careers.