Sentence examples for are decisively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a decisive manner.
The Mofaz campaign has all the trappings of being very old-school, both in its message - military not political solutions - and in its methods - machine politics with a whiff of corruption - signing up workers in employment sectors close to the minister's portfolio to the Kadima party (such as bus company workers and dockworkers, who are decisively effected by the minister's decisions).
It is not uncommon for decades to go by before theories in physics are decisively confirmed.
The lesson to be learned from these productions is that audiences will venture far afield when they are decisively led.
Her fate should hang in the balance, but, since the opening scene of the film shows her teaching in a kibbutz in 1956, the scales are decisively tipped.
"Until they are decisively defeated, there will be no peace or unity within the party, and its standing with the voters will continue to decline".
The gender politics, meanwhile, are decisively updated: Blancanieves (as the dwarfs call Carmencita) is not only a passive princess or a helpful housekeeper, but also a matador, like her dad.
There the amnesty had been decisively rejected.
3. The institutional context is decisively different.
4. The geopolitical context is decisively different.
That role, though, is decisively dramatic.
The institutional context is decisively different.
