Sentence examples for decisively since from inspiring English sources

Lutsky countered politely that he had been acting decisively since he arrived in Khost.

But Mr. Towns, who is black, has won decisively since he was elected.

Milwaukee, winner of 14 of its last 18 since a 3-9 start, had not beaten the Bulls so decisively since a 33-point victory on March 30 , 1984-- before Michael Jordan arrived.

It is difficult to rule out that possibility decisively, since little is known about the period of Aristotle's life from 341 335.

The mainspring of the film, the subject that sparked the marches in Selma, is voting rights, and though they were granted by law in 1965 they're once again under assault — precisely at a time when many whites are comfortably satisfied that things have, in fact, decisively changed since the bad old days of Jim Crow.

While less passionate, supporters of Mr. Bernanke said he had acted deftly and decisively, at least since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.

Yemen has been under increased American pressure to act decisively against Al Qaeda since powerful explosives were discovered Oct. 29 in two separate packages being sent by air cargo to the United States.

The biological notion of a proper function is a decisively normative one since it specifies what a trait ought to be doing and does not simply describe what it actually does.

A source close to the prime minister accused the Lib Dems of trying "to rig the balance of competences review" and saying the country had since voted decisively to leave the EU.

But he leads a party whose decisive embrace 30 years ago of low-tax individualism, the small state and English nationalism have moved it in a decisively rightwing direction ever since.

Gatsby's powerful ability to speak to our times is driven home by the latest issue of Book magazine, in which a panel of literary experts, asked to name the Top 100 fictional characters since 1900, decisively chose F. Scott Fitzgerald's jazz-era rogue as No. 1.