Sentence examples for certainly decisive from inspiring English sources

Whatever else captain Sam Torrance is, he is certainly decisive.

The appeal of armed resistance, being able to fight and not merely to talk, was almost certainly decisive.

It is impossible to say how much of the Barking miracle can be explained by the efforts of the forces ranged against the BNP, and how much of the wound was self-inflicted, but after a shaky start at the Goresbrook leisure centre – before postal votes confirmed the landslide – the outcome was certainly decisive.

Pace has been plenty busy — and certainly decisive with his moves — since last season ended.

Such an event would certainly be decisive for Enron.

In that respect, certainly, the decisive combat portion of the campaign is finished.

His military record suggests he can certainly be decisive when he has to be and his post-Vietnam campaign showed determination.

Gary Becker, who won the Nobel Prize in economics in 1992 and has followed the debate, said the current empirical evidence was "certainly not decisive" because "we just don't get enough variation to be confident we have isolated a deterrent effect".

The rise in urban violence certainly played a decisive role in the American disaster.

But the circumstances of his fall are certainly not as decisive as those of perhaps the most spectacular career meltdown in political memory, that of Donald Manes.

But it appeared possible -- despite concerted allied efforts today to prevent this -- that Saddam Hussein was collapsing his most powerful defenses into the capital, Baghdad, where superior American firepower and technology will almost certainly be less decisive.