Sentence examples for decisively take from inspiring English sources
After identifying a viable middle ground, the next step is to move into and decisively take control of it.
But with Hendricks unable to decisively take the belt from St-Pierre inside the cage, the retirement, as well as the future of the 170-pound division, is marred and mired in uncertainty and doubt.
But as Congress prepares to adjourn until after Labor Day, and converging world circumstances like the height of mosquito season and increased international travel for the Olympic games loom in the immediate future; Lawmakers in the U.S. need to act decisively, take this situation seriously, work together and make the necessary funds available.
THE Democrats have decisively taken the House of Representatives, and may well take the Senate too.
Although Central City once surpassed Black Hawk in gambling revenues, Black Hawk has decisively taken the lead.
David Cameron decisively took control, producing a narrative which alludes to the rioters' behaviour and the manifestations of universal greed.
In succeeding centuries the city fell to various nomadic invaders, including the Turks and Kushāns, until it was decisively taken by the Arabs in the 8th century.
She decisively takes over the musical six songs in, when Dina brings Tewfiq to a fluorescent-lit cafeteria and they get to talking about his home country.
But he moved decisively, taking positions that helped inoculate him against Democratic charges that he was unwilling to stand up to his party's dominant conservative wing.
On Friday, boosted by the crowd that rallied him, he trailed early into the fifth set, pulled in front, lost serve ahead by 5-4 and clawed into another tie break, which he won decisively, taking seven of eight points.
In the state's first special election of 2018, Patty Schachtner, a Democrat and the St . Croix Countymedical examiner, beat Representative Adam Jarchow, a Republican member of the State Assembly, by 11 percentage points, according to preliminary election returns, decisively taking the seat in a rural western region near the Minnesota border.
