Sentence examples similar to a more decisive perspective from inspiring English sources

"In these circumstances [we thought] the company might be better equipped with somebody with a fresh eye and the perspective to think more laterally and take a more decisive view of the business".

Sir Richard Broadbent, Tesco's chairman, said Clarke had been "hugely successful", but that the supermarket, which is losing customers to Aldi and Lidl at the lower end of the market and Waitrose at the upper end, needed "somebody with a fresh eye and the perspective to think more laterally and take a more decisive view of the business".

Just two days later came a more decisive test.

The president's rhetoric must reflect a more decisive tone.

By Wednesday, the firm took a more decisive step.

Recently, however, he has begun to show a more decisive streak.

Nowhere in Africa has Christianity had a more decisive impact than in Rwanda.

The European Union should work through its structural issues to create a more decisive and effective EU sanctions policy.

They would produce a more decisive formula, they said, the next year.

Five minutes later a Palace substitute made a more decisive impact.

"I prefer a more decisive form of government," he added.