He had decisively chosen movement politics over party politics, and perhaps he was happiest there.
In the days leading up to the ceremony, bookmakers in Britain had decisively chosen Mr. Barnes as the likely winner, but past predictions have proved unreliable.
Nelson and Happy's first child was born three days before the 1964 California primary, and, while it cannot be proved that this affected the outcome, the messiness of the Rockefellers' personal lives, which included a nasty custody battle between Happy and her ex-husband, troubled voters, who decisively chose Goldwater and effectively finished Rockefeller's chance for the nomination.
Asked whether "Medicare should continue as it is today" or "should be changed to a system in which the government would provide seniors with a fixed amount of money toward purchasing private health insurance or Medicare insurance" voters in Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin decisively chose to keep Medicare unchanged – by 62-28 in Florida, by 64-27 in Ohio, and by 59-32 in Wisconsin.
"Tonight, voters in Massachusetts decisively chose to elect progressive champion Maura Healey Attorney General," said the group's president, Stephanie Schriock.
Despite the overall voting outcome, each of the 32 voting areas in the author's home country of Scotland decisively chose to remain in the EU.
Nevertheless, the cumulative t-link model was decisively chosen as the better fitting model for this calving ease data using DIC and PBF.
An analysis of the marginal likelihoods indicated that the relaxed lognormal molecular clock and constant population size model was decisively chosen (log10 Bayes factors = 3.032 for S segment; 13.472 for L segment).
If you are acting with a group of colleagues or teammates, your failure to choose decisively between options may be demoralising, even if you are genuinely indifferent to which option is chosen.
