Sentence examples for decisively good from inspiring English sources

While a numerical threshold for saturated fat as an added ingredient might make some sense, it makes no sense to apply that same regulation to a wholesome, whole food ingredient known to have a healthy overall portfolio of fat content, and decisively good health effects.

Whatever the case, the fact that minority shareholders have made themselves heard and that the Putin administration has supported them so decisively is good news for Russia.

But it isn't easy to reconcile these good-ish jobs numbers with the decisively not so good numbers everywhere else in the economy.

Consequently, the service life of descaling pumps is decisively dependent on good engineering and the use of good materials.

"We need," she wrote, "to quickly and decisively distinguish the good guys from the bad".

But if May has her way, the first will decisively trump (a good word, that) the second.

And, in contrast to several of his colleagues, he ran between the wickets decisively and with good judgment.

For a brief month and a half in 1918 he held the post of German envoy to Poland, and acted decisively and to good effect.

Alas, that's not going to happen unless the connection between jihad and jannat (heaven), backed by money and mullahs and augmented by deep hatred for the unbelievers, is not effectively and decisively destroyed for good.

He became "an alienated army of one," the show's curator, Anna Swinbourne, writes in the catalogue, and he holed up in Ostend for good, decisively turning his attention from naturalistic interiors, portraits, and other things of this world to stuff of another that was visible only to himself.

We only know that we may be called to act decisively for the good.