Sentences with phrase «to be decisive»

This is because it has not been decisive in its actions.

Tests were created so that aggregated results could be compared against each other and not be decisive factors in evaluation or instructional improvement.

In my opinion this spectrum is incapable of incorporating the dynamics of the present mood, the deeper structures which are decisive for American public life, or the nature of our present peril.

This could truly be a decisive moment in their season.

In the 1970s there was a decisive shift in the way an image was perceived.

The freedom of man is a miraculous phenomenon which is decisive for history.

A couple of them might prove to be the decisive events of 2011.

That said, he does need to learn how to run inside and be decisive when holes open up.

Which event was the decisive one that brought about true Man would be very difficult to determine.

Problem for us is we have never been decisive on anything and we never had a system to back it either.

Nowadays all these old contract provisions are invalid and the specific condition of the flat after some years is the decisive point.

What we need is decisive action, not more reviews by ever more eminent judges and bishops which is all that has been promised so far.

This club needs a major overhaul and i don't think wenger is the type of man who's decisive enough both mentally and financially to deliver.

I had always been a decisive person, accustomed to making clear, fast decisions.

But there appears to be a decisive turn from the business as usual of the last three disastrous decades.

A tireless display from the youngster who showed glimpses of his ability to be decisive with some nice touches up front.

In 2007, which was the decisive year in her career, she has coined the term conceptual entrepreneur in order to describe her own area of practice.

Not surprisingly, gay marriage is more likely to be a decisive issue for gays than for opponents.

The early 20th - century's turn towards modernism in painting was a decisive shift in interest away from artistic representation of acts of witnessing.

On appeal, however, neither side supported the judge's view that there was a decisive difference between the two provisions.

It makes it more likely that pressure games are on the way as well as being the decisive games.

Yes, it was a mistake but far from being the decisive one.

Considering how many were left behind for one reason or another, this might be a decisive step for the change.

It will also be decisive for your employment prospects after four years.

Generally speaking, consciousness, i.e. consciousness of self, is the decisive criterion of the self.

This exploitation of culture by the nation - state is the decisive fact of the world in which we live.

Please remember that duties or experience section of any resume is the decisive factor, therefore, try to make it as attractive as possible.

The desire for profit is clearer and has long been the decisive factor that tips the balance for many to go into business for themselves.

We may note two simple features that likely are decisive.

But what really is decisive in this question is the approach of the artist.

The angles are sharp and the space is decisive, with corners folding up to reveal copper surfaces.

It could even be a decisive factor in a divorce mediation.

More than ever before, women's health was a decisive issue in this election.

Evolution, relativity, and quantum theory are decisive forms of science in the twentieth century.

The kick was the decisive score, but the game was really won four plays earlier.

The second fall below this level is a decisive change in the direction of the trend.

But seriously, apart from different «tariffs» we found, that the very individual and personal touch has always been decisive for the client.

It goes without saying that reliability of the company is decisive for you.

And whether he is doing the one or the other is the decisive fact of his existence.

An essay is a decisive tool in college admission, ensuring students to go beyond their academic records and become noticed by the committees.

Being decisive shows commitment, a quality very high in demand for a great leader.

Probably the most important aspect of last week's decline was the decisive negative shift in these measures.

So far, the breakdown is decisive given the degree of movement below the line and the weekly close at the bottom quarter of the week's range.

The sexual revolution was a decisive shift, perhaps even of human nature itself: we can fairly precisely date the arrival of the pill with this shift.