At the finish, he forced the decisive split and won the slightly uphill sprint in emphatic style.
The play, midway through the first quarter tonight, sparked Florida's first touchdown drive, and the Gators never trailed in a slightly ragged but decisive 37-13 victory.
Combining this margin with passage in NJ of minimum wage referendum, the Virginia result, unpopularity of the Tea Party shutdown and plummeting GOP polls -- and of course Obama's two decisive victories -- is American moving slightly left?
It was a slightly indeterminate push, certainly by Williamson's decisive standards, and it ricocheted back onto the stumps.
That and other considerations are not decisive, but the brief career of the Synoptic Gospels is slightly to be preferred.
Presenting Desdemona as decisive and self-aware and Othello as sadistic and even slightly self-loathing is a provocative view, but the production did not convince.
In fact, the exact position of western Southeast Asia during the Eocene, decisive for the present considerations, is not definitively solved and could be placed slightly eastward (J.R. Ali, pers. comm).
This occasionally leads, in turn, to a slightly naive sense of surprise when a hard-won political victory isn't consolidated by a decisive, validating shift in public opinion, but instead begins to be ratcheted back.
His shot was wild, maybe even slightly panicked, and even at that early stage it was tempting to wonder if that might be a decisive miss.
Thus Cartier-Bresson would amend the title slightly, in fellow photographer Martin Parr's personal copy of the book, so that it read: The More or Less Decisive Moments.
