Sentence examples for decisively correct from inspiring English sources
But there would be a clear alternative if the president could persuade the country that Washington, or at least its executive branch, can be reformed — a process that demands him to own up fully to his own mistakes and decisively correct them.
He said ministers only got involved in the most important decisions and the GCSE English row was an "exceptional case, on which we were able to respond quickly and decisively to correct an injustice to learners in Wales".
Thus, accurate viscosity measurements are critical to assess the quality of biofuels produced, since unsuitable viscosity values can decisively affect the correct working conditions of the diesel engine.
I wanted our league to take the initiative, to be the pace-setter by making the correct decision quickly and decisively.
Empirical findings do not decisively show which hypothesis is right.
Mr. O'Neill has told Japanese officials repeatedly what Washington's prescription is for correcting the economy: Tokyo must move decisively to deregulate crucial industries, finish writing off the country's bad bank loans and stop trying to prop up the economy with a weak yen and ever more deficit spending.
The inability to decisively move forward, and instead find a middle ground on each topic, leads to Frankenstein solutions that rarely yield the correct answer.
"No," he replied decisively.
Lisette spoke sharply, decisively.
Politely, but decisively.
