Sentence examples for be a very decisive from inspiring English sources

Mandelson said there would be a "very decisive" vote against AV.

"I think [it] will be a very decisive week, whether capitulating or whether the market will continue to trade in low volume," says Peter Cardillo, chief strategist at Westfalia Investments, noting that September is a historically weak month for the stock market.

Therefore, the script writer has to be a very decisive and imaginative person.

"This was a very decisive Olympics for me".

He's a very decisive player for Manchester United.

The second world war is a very decisive event.

"It was a very decisive and awful experience," Joakim Garff, the prominent Danish biographer of Kierkegaard, told me.

There's little about reform of the financial authorities and that is a very decisive question, because whether you set the corporate tax at 26% or 28% is in the end not nearly so important as whether you actually collect it.

"Certainly more than 1 million British citizens live in the other 27 member states, so that is a very decisive issue for the UK government and certainly the other way around; more than 300,000 German citizens, for instance, are living in the UK, so I think we have the same interests".

"This is a very decisive step forward and very clear evidence of our ability to work together," he added.

What you have is a level of concern about what has been a very decisive style.