Sentence examples for decisive news from inspiring English sources

"It would be nice if there was some more decisive news or orders from Kiev.

Until there is decisive news from Washington or Brussels, neither of which appears imminent, markets will remain vulnerable to short-term swings caused by headlines, Mr. Colas said.

Here was an early but decisive news bulletin from the anthropocene – the world where just one species was calling the shots and with disastrous effect.

IF NEWSPAPER bosses keep their promises, the next few months will see a decisive retreat from free news online.

Investigators continued their inquiries into the case, but the head of the criminal investigations unit in the province of Lower Austria, Franz Polzer, called the DNA tests "decisive evidence" at a news conference.

Terrified of appearing liberally biased, Facebook reportedly hesitated to take decisive action against fake news.

Reagan's poor understanding of the risks, lack of safety planning, and hightailing it out of Lebanon were overshadowed by news showing "decisive leadership", helicopter gunships landing and saving a group of Americans in the Caribbean island of Grenada.

"All this could prove to be a decisive moment for both the news media and protest politics in India because it may redefine defamation, which, in turn, would further redefine the boundaries of free speech," said Vibodh Parthasarathi, an associate professor who teaches media policy and law at Jamia Millia Islamia University in New Delhi.

Ms. Olson said the news was traumatic and decisive.

The good news is that with decisive action from the White House, access and affordability will not be bogged down by political rancor.

Then, in what some feared could deal a decisive blow to Tokyo's Olympic prospects, news emerged of more leaks from several tanks used to store contaminated water.