Sentence examples for decisively controlled from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Obama will have a Congress even more decisively controlled by Democrats after the sweep on Tuesday night.

"As cholera was brought to Haiti due to the actions of the U.N., we believe that it is imperative for the U.N. to now act decisively to control the cholera epidemic," said the letter from John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan, and the other representatives.

Christie's performance of the Peabody will demonstrate that despite his girth he can move swiftly and decisively while controlling the lead.

David Cameron decisively took control, producing a narrative which alludes to the rioters' behaviour and the manifestations of universal greed.

Democrats are now likely to take 40 seats from Republicans as they decisively capture control of Congress.

After identifying a viable middle ground, the next step is to move into and decisively take control of it.

However, Reading regrouped and decisively seized control of the game again with 20 minutes to go when Garath McCleary rolled the ball into the path of Williams and his 20-yard drive found the back of the net via the post.

The war ended in 1818 and the British East India Company was left decisively in control of most of India.

Fighters from the Islamic State (IS), also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh, decisively seized control of Ramadi, a major city located about 75 miles west of Baghdad, on Sunday.

During the Napoleonic Wars, the Royal Navy rapidly and decisively seized control of the war at sea, driving French ships into protected harbours and laying heavy blockades on ports held by the French Empire and her allies to strangle communications and overseas trade.

The Senators began to pound the Islanders, and they controlled the pace so decisively that Yashin was hardly booed.