Sentence examples for be decisive enough to from inspiring English sources
But it was unclear whether his victory would be decisive enough to put to rest any question about his ability to control the chamber.
Tommy Wright was decisive enough to alter the shape of his team in the semi-final, because Aberdeen were on top in the game.
This sketch of their implications explains why Philo's innovations were decisive enough to startle his contemporaries and, eventually, to lead to the doxographical classification of his version of Academicism as a distinct 'Fourth Academy' (see e.g. Sextus PH 1.220 & 1.235).
But when life is about power, when you live in a place where only violence is decisive enough to change your fate, revenge makes perfect sense.
Let's hope that the election is decisive enough that the courts do not have to get involved.
Emily Lau, an official of the Frontier Council, the second-largest pro-democracy party here, said the government was not being decisive enough.
Generals Norman Schwarzkopf and Colin Powell, had "accepted invitations to participate"....A parade could life Dinkins' spirits, which could stand some lifting...partly because of a sense that Dinkins hadn't been decisive enough in handling the city's growing financial crisis, a "Newsday" poll last December showed that the Mayor had an approval rating of 33% among New Yorkers.
At Punchestown yesterday Sizing Europe was another odds-on winner – in his case 1-8 – but although his 10-length defeat of Foildubh was more workman-like than spectacular in testing conditions, it was decisive enough and a job perfectly satisfactorily done ahead of Cheltenham.
Critics accused them of dithering and delaying the process - of not being decisive enough; of secretly working for Craig Whyte.
Indeed, the National Basketball Players Association NBPAandand many of the current play-off teams had already made plans for game-day activism had NBA commissioner Adam Silver not been decisive enough.
Some argue that President Obama isn't being decisive enough.
