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decisive sentence examples

  • Sediment supply, relative to fluvial transport capacity, has therefore a potentially decisive effect on the erosive power of any bedrock river.
  • Decisive for development.
  • When they did, colonel leavenworth was warned to do something decisive or he would lose indian respect forever.
  • Decisive military victory.
  • I had a new grip on me racket which proved quite decisive.
  • You will recall how great, perhaps decisive, was the part played by the german air force against the french army in may.
  • Decisive battle of endor, the falcon flew point for the alliance fleet.
  • Both thinkers would spawn defenders and schools of thought that would become decisive in establishing modernism.
  • Even where benefits are paid to the employer, this fact is not necessarily decisive.
  • Decisive finishing blow, act, or event.
  • It looks decisive, and it is certainly administratively convenient.
  • The call is so decisive that they immediately left their fishing nets and followed jesus.
  • Decisive moment in which time zone i've landed in.
  • Until they are able to do so the foregoing arguments must be regarded as decisive.
  • The deep split over the war on iraq shattered any illusions in a common position on really decisive foreign issues.
  • Decisive action to seize the supreme power.
  • I regard both of those matters taken together as decisive.
  • You will also learn how it can be very useful, even decisive, in chart rectification.
  • Decisive factor was, first of all, to get his troops to spain.
  • In a situation where every race would be considered decisive by both big parties, they are not.

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