Sentence examples for clearly decisive from inspiring English sources

From available data, molecular evidence is much more clearly decisive in that Ecdysozoa is independently retrieved by many kinds of sequence data (Telford et al. 2008), whereas Articulata despite the best efforts of Ecdysozoa's critics (e.g., Wägele and Misof 2001)—is neither retrieved nor is better supported than Ecdysozoa with any kind of molecular data (Giribet 2003).

US-led coalition airstrikes at Baiji had been "clearly decisive" in stopping IS's advances, the US military official said, adding that there were strikes on Friday and Saturday at the facility.

Cost was clearly the decisive factor.

Past innovative behaviour is clearly more decisive in explaining the current state of R&D and innovation activities than external factors or firm-level heterogeneity.

Citizens should also be insisting that candidates clearly outline decisive plans for harnessing growing cyber threats, which increasingly threaten the safety of our nation and our people.

Events could clearly be decisive.

He believed that management decisions must always be transparent, clearly understood and decisive.

The most infuriating conversation is the one where the parent clearly seeks a decisive, career-validating moment of emotional closure.

GAZETTE: How do you think this election will be talked about decades from now? Levitsky: This is clearly not a decisive or defining election in terms of electoral shifts and trends.

BOMB BOMBSHELL -- Senator John Kerry clearly hoped the decisive turn would be the disclosure on Monday that 380 tons of explosives had disappeared in Iraq and had possibly fallen into the hands of terrorists.

China, clearly, was the decisive factor in ending the war through its generous supply of offensive weapons and its munificent aid.