Sentence examples for decisively said from inspiring English sources

"Act decisively," said the Nassau Democratic Party chairman, Thomas P. DiNapoli.

"If somebody wants something, they just act very quickly and decisively," said Marcy Pedas Sigler, a broker at Stribling & Associates in Manhattan.

"The astonishing suggestion that this sort of responsible journalism can somehow be equated with aiding and abetting terrorism needs to be scotched decisively," said Emmerson, who has been the UN's leading voice on counter-terrorism and human rights since 2011.

"The important thing is that we're beating these teams decisively," said Brodeur, who made 26 saves to increase his league-leading victory total to 42, one more than Roman Turek of St . Louis

"There is supporting evidence that the market has turned decisively," said Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR Inc. "If you look at all the evidence that surrounds the labor market, it's pretty compelling that we're on the cusp of further improvements here".

"One thing we have learned from the last 100 days is that GM can move quickly and decisively," said President and Chief Executive Frederick A. (Fritz) Henderson.

But those viewers, decisively, say Mr. Gore's commercials explain things about Mr. Gore rather than attack Mr. Bush.

In a floundering performance full of slip-ups and confused answers, Yanukovych called on Russia to act decisively, saying he was "surprised" by Putin's restraint.

Loans may be called in at once, or continued only under onerous conditions that can hasten the decline.To stop an implosion, managers must act decisively, says Randall Miller, of Bryan Cave in Denver.

Only then can you decisively say "yes" or "no" to the vast number of opportunities around you, with the confidence that you are picking initiatives that are not just appealing, but attainable.

"We were able to act faster and more decisively," says Fisher.