Sentence examples similar to decisively favour from inspiring English sources

Soviet supplies dropped off in 1938, and thereafter the balance of arms supply decisively favoured the Nationalists.

For all Peres's Panglossian fantasies of a "new Middle East" the electorate narrowly yet decisively favoured Netanyahu that May.

By contrast community hospital admissions were strongly particularly common among poorer population, especially in urban areas, and private hospital admissions decisively favoured the better off, with a sharp rural strengthening of this tendency under the UCS.

This tips the balance decisively in favour of the Blu-ray camp (see chart).

They voted so decisively in favour of it because they thought it would improve public services.

War gainsThe war in Afghanistan turned quickly and decisively in favour of the Northern Alliance.

Talk is moving decisively in favour of a pro-growth rather than a tax hiking Budget.

Global public opinion has shifted decisively in favour of justice for the Palestinians.

In many parts of the world the argument is swinging decisively in favour of the anti-smokers.

But above all, it is the need for speed and knowledge that has shifted the balance decisively in favour of size.

The bulls argue that the balance of power in the global economy has shifted decisively in favour of capital, at the expense of labour.