Sentence examples similar to decisively overcome from inspiring English sources
This will only happen if the country decisively overcomes the persistent implosion of its economy and, simultaneously, attracts new inflows of private capital for investment in production engines, competitive enhancers and job creators.
Congressman Nixon easily defeated Douglas, and Chotiner next managed Nixon's 1952 vice presidential campaign and counseled Nixon through allegations of antisemitism and revelations that there were privately run funds to pay Nixon's political expenses revelations that the candidate decisively overcame with his televised Checkers speech.
Ms. Spellings suggested that Mr. Romney had so far failed to overcome Mr. Obama decisively among undecided voters only because "some of them haven't been paying attention".
However, successful companies seem able to overcome similar problems decisively.
And, while emerging firms will offer better services, they will not find it easy to overcome immediately and decisively the institutional and regulatory inertia that anchors traditional firms' market position.
Those who wish the euro well must hope that, in an emergency, Merkel and Holland will overcome their differences, act decisively and bring the other leaders along with them.
"In my campaign I want to confront all five of those ills head on … Setting out not only how Labour will campaign against these injustices in opposition, but also spelling out some of the measures the next Labour government will take to overcome them and move decisively towards a society in which opportunity and prosperity is truly shared".
Dryden said the N.H.L. must overcome whatever reluctance remains and deal decisively with its concussion problem.
We are encouraged by a growing recognition that in order to deal decisively with the nuclear threat and stop nuclear proliferation, nations must embrace both the vision of a world free of nuclear weapons and the urgent practical steps necessary to overcome the nuclear dangers that we all face.
