Sentence examples for decisively led from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump has decisively led nationwide Republican primary polls largely uninterrupted since mid-July.

The lesson to be learned from these productions is that audiences will venture far afield when they are decisively led.

Lincoln's discouragement over McClellan's failure to take Richmond or to defeat the enemy decisively led to the withdrawal of the Army of the Potomac from the peninsula.

Just as the Rwandan crisis (and Mr. Clinton's failure to respond decisively) led to a catastrophe across central Africa that has cost more than four million lives so far, Liberia's civil war could lead to upheaval across West Africa.

For six months Blackmun has decisively led the unwieldy, volunteer-based Olympic committee since Norm Blake, the corporate turnaround artist, resigned after his portfolio approach to the organization met with resistance.

While acetylation of PLZF on lysine residues decisively leads to activation [ 6, 19], little is known about the inverse deacetylation mechanisms.

At the same time the group includes some outstanding musicians, not least Ms. Moon herself, whose bright, light vitality on the piano made some of the ensemble pieces decisively piano led.

Both players dropped serve early in the first set before the second-seeded Nadal broke decisively to lead at 4-3.

Failing to act decisively would lead to an "unsupervised, possibly violent, independence process" that could spread instability to Kosovo's Balkan neighbors, the organization, the International Crisis Group, said in a report.

Bush's torture infrastructure has been left largely intact, the Iraq withdrawal has been extended by two years and the healthcare reform debate might have panned out differently had he led more decisively.

He said: "Autonomy presents an opportunity to accelerate our strategic vision to decisively and profitably lead a large and growing space.