Sentence examples for a decisive effort to from inspiring English sources
A bang-up job would have featured pushing through a bigger stimulus; imposing harsher terms on bailed out banks; passing a broader "Volcker Rule" with the intent of breaking up financial behemoths; and making a decisive effort to resolve the housing crisis.
I say "fairly decent". A bang-up job would have featured pushing through a bigger stimulus; imposing harsher terms on bailed out banks; passing a broader "Volcker Rule" with the intent of breaking up financial behemoths; and making a decisive effort to resolve the housing crisis.
I believe that we must clearly identify the guilty parties and make a responsible and more decisive effort to ensure that the situation in this area finally takes a more positive direction for women.
Sunderland failed to create a decisive effort on the visitors' goal as their winless run extended to eight league matches.
The decisive efforts to rescue the Yazidis prove that the U.S. remains the undisputed global leader in humanitarian response.
The 127km race looked to have panned out perfectly for Armitstead until the final kilometre, as she had remained vigilant and close to the head of affairs until the very last ascent of the short steep pull up to Mirador, where she made what she hoped would be the decisive effort in response to an initial surge by Johansson.
Instead, the growing opinion that Antietam represented a missed opportunity for a decisive victory produced a concerted effort to have McClellan removed: only intervention by sympathetic governors from Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maine prevented this embarrassment.
Under Cleon's brash leadership, Athens' fortunes began to oscillate between surprise victories, like the capture of a tenth of all Sparta's citizen soldiers on the islet of Sphacteria in 425, and unnecessary defeats, like the debacle at Delium in 424, the outcome of a rash effort to force a decisive encounter.
"We don't believe there's a depth of activity on behalf of Senator McCain," he concluded, carefully predicting nothing beyond a strong effort to have Virginia prove decisive in the Republican struggle.
A rapid and decisive effort, says the OECD, would be less costly than letting the problems persist.But such a move would require a revolutionary change in the way China's banks and enterprises operate, otherwise the problems will soon reappear.
