Sentence examples for decisively change from inspiring English sources

The president's decision offers the best possibility to decisively change the momentum in Afghanistan, and fundamentally alter the strategic equation in Pakistan and Central Asia — all necessary to protect the United States, our allies, and our vital interests.

Meanwhile the patient, methodical Roberti may just have pieced together the evidence that the UCI can no longer ignore and that may, decisively, change the sport for good.

This will decisively change the character of China, where the Communist Party insisted for decades that most peasants, even those working in cities, remain tied to their tiny plots of land to ensure political and economic stability.

So, in sum, we have four problem countries at the heart of U.S. foreign policy today that we don't have the will or ability to ignore but seem to lack the leverage or the allies to decisively change.

But the Friday air strikes do not decisively change the military situation in the Persian Gulf or provide a guide for how the new Bush administration hopes finally to dispense with the man whose survival has haunted Washington for years.

Nor do they expect a shift in the vote tally that would decisively change the result, given the six-percentage-point margin.

It was only in the nineteenth century that the view decisively changed.

After a week of fighting here, the situation on the ground has not decisively changed.

But when Teddy, the academic eldest son, arrives with his wife, Ruth, en route to America, the game decisively changes.

The situation decisively changed when Taaffe persuaded the Czechs in 1879 to give up their parliamentary boycott and participate in the government.

The situation in Casablanca and on the Atlantic coast as a whole was soon decisively changed by favourable political developments in Algiers.