Sentence examples for which were decisive from inspiring English sources

The portrait of the cardinal dates from the 1540s, the decade when Jacopo also executed pioneering portraits of animals — represented here by the wonderful "Two Hunting Dogs Tied to a Tree Stump" from the Louvre — which were decisive in establishing this genre.

"In this World Cup, I have yet to play a great match, even if I had good moves which were decisive," said the Chelsea player.

With 17 assists and 22 goals - two of which were decisive strikes in cup finals - Bale has convinced Real that he was worth the world-record £85m fee they paid Tottenham last summer.

Our SAT approach proposed candidate alternative pathways which were decisive to pinpoint the exact mutation of the suppressor strain.

When he returned he produced a trump, which was decisive.

This paper investigates the challenges which are decisive for a successful implementation of the FRP technology.

In architectural competitions are always included architectural, energy and economic parameters of quality which are decisive in the success of the project design.

For this reason, the mechanisms which are decisive for the discharge ability of manganese dioxide electrodes in both alkaline and organic electrolytes at higher current loads are examined.

Bear in mind that the enemy takes no regard of women and children in his bombing attacks on German cities". Please describe to the Tribunal the antecedents of this order, which are decisive for its intentions.

These parameters affect the surface enlargement and the contact normal stress which are decisive parameters for the formation of a sound bond between aluminum and the hardly cold weldable steel.

But the problem is that there are too many variables involved to properly conduct a study: So many factors shape states' behavior that it's almost impossible to say which are decisive.