Sentence examples for Decisive quality from inspiring English sources

It took a full hit-and-miss 90 minutes, but what Messi produced at the end here was a moment of pure decisive quality.

Besides the aesthetic properties, mechanical and physical properties of fabric are considered as decisive quality parameters.

His determination then, which prevented the project of a common union from coming to a crashing halt, was a premonition of the decisive quality of judgment behind his stunning ascent to power in France without even a party.

He defended himself against the charge that he lacks the decisive qualities to lead the party from opposition into government in one term.

Leibovitz, a former high-ranking prosecutor in the District's U.S. attorney's office, is quick and decisive -- qualities her colleagues say may come in handy as she oversees the Wone trial, which has quickly become one of the most publicized cases in the courthouse.

When women act assertive or decisive, qualities that are often necessary to succeed in the workplace, they're judged more harshly than their male colleagues, research shows.

Obama's performance as president has often lacked this decisive, strategic quality.

"What's decisive is the quality of your research design," says Angrist.

A willingness to fight in court also allows Pruitt to project decisive vigor, a quality that he associates with the President.

The selection of appropriate beam directions is decisive for the quality of the treatment, both for maximizing tumor doses and for organs sparing.

Exports of hides and particularly salmon, where the Scots held a decisive advantage in quality over their rivals, appear to have held up much better than wool, despite the general economic downturn in Europe in the aftermath of the plague.