Sentence examples for approached decisively from inspiring English sources

That task must be approached "decisively, in order to deserve, one day, to live as free men, which is to say, as men who refuse both to exercise and to submit to terror".

It turned out to be the only production for the Russian Jewish theater that Chagall worked on, but his approach decisively influenced subsequent productions by Habima and Goset.

These theoretical approaches marked decisively the so-called "operational revolution in psychiatry" leading to the creation of DSM-III.

The Boston-based owner moved decisively to offer Klopp a contract following the removal of Rodgers on Sunday, though the former Mainz coach was acutely aware of the interest beforehand having been approached by FSG on two previous occasions.

Turing had demonstrated most decisively the power of approaching problems algorithmically.

There was much to admire in how they thought their way through City's approach and how decisively they responded.

Trump has not specified how he would approach counterterrorism differently than Obama, beyond his vow "to quickly and decisively bomb the hell out of" Islamic State, as he put it in one campaign advertisement.

Sharpe acted decisively in dismissing Mackay after defeat to Derby on Monday and approaching Caldwell almost immediately.

The approaching centenary of 1914 is a sobering reminder that, while elections may come and elections may go, it is wars that change history's direction most decisively.

Predicting the structures of metabolites by computational approaches in advance can decisively help medicinal chemists analyze the experimentally-determined mass spectrometry (MS) data or liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (LC MS/MS) data to pinpoint the actual SOMs [21].

The process will often be comparative: theory choice in moral psychology, like other theory choice, involves tradeoffs, and while an empirically undersupported approach may not be decisively eliminated from contention on empirical grounds alone, it may come to be seen as less attractive than theoretical options with firmer empirical foundations.