Sentence examples for decisive enough to from inspiring English sources

The question is whether investors will consider his reforms decisive enough to do the trick.

Still, the Southern victory was not decisive enough to tip the balance of power in the state.

The Object fell, always, with a thud decisive enough to rattle the light bulb over our kitchen table.

But it was unclear whether his victory would be decisive enough to put to rest any question about his ability to control the chamber.

Major battles, such as the French victories at Fleurus (1690), Steenkerke (1692), and Neerwinden (1693), were comparatively rare and were never decisive enough to bring about a peace settlement.

"After analysing explosive traces recovered from the Cheonan and the seabed, we've got hold of evidence decisive enough to conclude [the Cheonan] came under a North Korean torpedo attack," the official told Yonhap.

Devos is not a decisive enough actress to bring duplicity to life, the way Bette Davis or Mary Astor once would have.

"When mothers come to me, and say, 'What should I do with my kid?' I say, 'The truth is these effects are small enough … I don't know if this is a decisive enough finding to tell you what to do with your kid.

Is Russell decisive enough, is he ruthless enough to do what must be done?

His long career has taught him that, in dealing with terrorism, "if you are not decisive enough, it is not going to be effective".

Finally, the result, while decisive, was close enough to mean the minority cannot be brushed aside.