Sentence examples for decisively enough from inspiring English sources

"On the core issue, taxes, the party didn't deliver quickly and decisively enough".

EU leaders have not moved quickly or decisively enough to satisfy the markets.

And neither Bush nor Cheney nor Rumsfeld would intervene decisively enough, and neither would Franks or Abizaid.

Konaté alone could have had a hat-trick here, though he put away the all-important equaliser decisively enough.

Germany acted to avert the imminent financial collapse of several countries, but often late and never decisively enough to resolve the crisis once and for all.

On the one hand, they say, the Fed wants to act decisively enough to reassure investors and the public that it will prevent the economy from sinking.

They are less good news for those MPs who want to be rid of their leader, as they are neither decisively bad enough for a coup nor good enough to make them happy to give Corbyn another chance.

While we agree that the federal government must do more, we're not optimistic that the F.D.A. will act decisively or soon enough.

Victims have accused the Vatican of not acting decisively and swiftly enough to discipline errant priests and of using complex bureaucracy and uneven application of church law to protect priests over children.

Many Kentuckians felt the federal government was not acting decisively or quickly enough to remedy this situation.

What they had not figured out was that a diffuse, scattershot popular anger had not yet decisively found a powerful enough outlet, but that the staging of a referendum and the cohering of the leave cause would deliver exactly that.