Sentence examples for decisively lost from inspiring English sources

Mr Mugabe also decisively lost the first round of the presidential poll, held on the same day, to Mr Tsvangirai.

Curiously, many local guidebooks do not mention this, perhaps because our British cousins so decisively lost the encounter.

"Having decisively lost a democratic referendum on independence, Alex Salmond is now suggesting the nationalists can ignore the sovereign will of the Scottish people," she said.

"From what I can tell we pretty decisively lost the 'battle of the story' in the media," Andrew Boyd emails me on Monday morning.

Sanctions imposed by the European Union, the United States and regional governments had crippled the economy as President Laurent Gbagbo, who decisively lost the presidential election in November, refused to give up office.

Labour has just decisively lost an election trying to copy the Conservatives, so now we need someone to set out a clear alternative agenda based on social provision and equality of opportunity.

Mr Sharon would then face a challenge for the Likud leadership from an ex-prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, which, according to the polls, he would decisively lose.

"I'm going to do something I haven't done for the entire campaign," Mr. Cruz told reporters in Evansville, Ind., hours before decisively losing the state's primary in May.

Labor has been under the unofficial leadership of Shimon Peres, the foreign minister, since Ehud Barak resigned as party head after decisively losing his post as prime minister to Mr. Sharon of the Likud Party last Feb.

Shouldn't one company be decisively winning and the other decisively losing?

Mitt Romney decisively loses the Tom Friedman Primary.