Sentence examples for Decisive outcome from inspiring English sources

Democrats were bracing for a less decisive outcome.

The government has promised an investigation; few pin any hopes on a decisive outcome.

Given this depressing state of affairs, a decisive outcome for either side would be unacceptable for the United States.

Exhaustion was the problem in World War I, in which the costs on all sides allowed no decisive outcome.

Though turnout for the March parliamentary election was relatively high, the vote failed to produce a decisive outcome.

It was a decisive outcome that will surely prove lucrative for Zhang and the Broad Institute, but he did not do anything special to celebrate.

In presidential contests, we have become accustomed to quick and decisive outcomes.

The new 2020 deadline for reaching "decisive outcomes" provided a useful time frame, he said, but "people were expecting a bit more".

Advanced technologies may have captured the military imagination, offering the possibility of clean and decisive outcomes, but it is the low technologies of the infantryman that can help us develop an appreciation for the dynamics of military-technical change.

It claims that misunderstanding environmental processes, disregarding geological properties and climatic uncertainties, while planning for construction and development, can have decisive outcomes of potentially catastrophic implications, such as destabilizing the very terrain on which a project is built.

The new party leadership group on economic policy will oversee the introduction of market-oriented changes, and officials said there would be "decisive outcomes" in major policy areas by 2020.