Sentence examples for decisively successful from inspiring English sources

But just under those headlines will be the bold-faced reminder that Carroll might have handed it to them, just as he handed that title to Texas, this decisively successful champion to be forever haunted by two bad decisions.

In 1892, "Kullervo" had a decisively successful première in Helsinki.

And Blair also moved decisively on successful military interventions in the Balkans -- where he pressured an initially balky Bill Clinton administration to do more -- and Sierra Leone.

But what I can tell you is that the ability to think strategically, communicate clearly and act decisively will remain paramount to any successful PR campaign.

But he got drunk, and didn't bother to read it, ensuring the rebels a successful sneak attack, which decisively turned the tide of war.

Having dealt decisively with the spot-fixing issues, delivered a highly successful ICC Cricket World Cup and adopted a new global strategy, I feel the time is right to move on.

However, successful companies seem able to overcome similar problems decisively.

The Syria aid crisis portrayed by Ms. Amos in her Security Council briefing reflected new levels of frustration over the Council's inability to act decisively on the conflict, despite its binding — and so far successful — Sept. 27 resolution on the dismantling of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal.

He had several times sought to get permission to fly the Atlantic, but the Government authority decisively refused on the ground that the chance of a flight being successful with his machine was a remote one.

Indeed, the fact that no amount of evidence can decisively show that a given theory is true (as opposed to merely predictively successful) begs the question of whether it is meaningful to say that a theory is "true" or "false".

Historian Carlo D'Este later wrote that the Lorraine Campaign was one of Patton's least successful, faulting him for not deploying his divisions more aggressively and decisively.