Sentence examples for decisively though from inspiring English sources
The phrase "decisively though" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when describing an action or decision that is made with determination or definiteness, despite potential challenges or obstacles. Here is an example sentence: "Despite facing numerous setbacks, she decisively though chose to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor."
Both actors still score decisively, though.
More decisively, though, Lit & Soc, and indeed literary criticism, felt dead and gone.
In order to make a clean swerve you need to stay partially on the brakes, steer decisively though not too sharply, than quickly steer just as much in the opposite direction, than bring it back straight.
"We won decisively, even though management went to great lengths to block this".
I thought we played intelligently, I thought we played decisively, I though we played with confidence.
They are resolved, not by accumulating information, but by acting decisively even though one cannot be any more certain.
The 9th Division was involved in some of the heaviest fighting of the battle, and its advance in the coast area succeeded in drawing away enough German forces for the heavily reinforced 2nd New Zealand Division to decisively break though the Axis lines on the night of 1/2 November.
"Autobahn," the band's fourth album, from 1974, was its first to move decisively toward pop, though not as it was practiced at the time.
That life could evolve in the cloud tops of giant planets has not been decisively ruled out, though it is considered unlikely, as they have no surface and their gravity is enormous.
Instead they ended the long night with just one – Douglas Carswell, the former Tory defector who held his Clacton seat, though not as decisively as he won it last year in a by-election when he first fought under the UKIP colours.
As this side of the business absorbed more and more of his energies, the final separation of publisher and bookseller came about, though never so decisively as that between bookseller and printer.
