Sentence examples for decisiveness by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "decisiveness by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone's ability to make decisions quickly and effectively. Example: The success of the project was due to the decisiveness by the project manager, who made crucial decisions with confidence and efficiency.
Once we make a decision our brain rewards us for our decisiveness by convincing us that we have made the right decision.
Such pledges have been greeted as a welcome sign of economic realism and decisiveness by Mr Hollande.
He was quick to condemn his party's breach of the law, but he diluted that decisiveness by reaching for a familiar tool, a committee of inquiry into the matter led, for good measure, by a retired bishop and a judge.
"We very quickly ran into challenges with the different entities carrying out their responsibilities under that framework," said Garret Graves, the director of the governor's office of coastal activities, citing a lack of urgency and decisiveness by the Coast Guard.
The return of 1970s-era gas lines to the five boroughs of New York City was not the result of a single miscalculation, but a combination of missed opportunities, ignored warnings and a lack of decisiveness by city and state officials that produced a deepening crisis and a sense of frustration.
There his African attendants acted with a calm decisiveness by eviscerating the body, burying the guts and heart, and allowing the rest to dry for 14 days in the sun before wrapping it in layers of calico, bark and sailcloth, sealed with a coating of tar to keep the flesh from putrefying on its 1,000-mile 1,000-mile the coast.
Decisiveness Abroad By July 1995, the vice president saw the situation in Bosnia as becoming intolerable, with American dithering making it worse.
Whether caught on film by chance or by decisiveness, indeed there is that special moment when a scene becomes a photograph.
What's required is decisiveness, strong action by all governments.
Back home they feel he cannot bring out the decisiveness conjured up by Marcello Lippi.
Now, it has Vela — a prodigy who helped Mexico win the 2005 FIFA U-17 World Cup — and perhaps Hernández, whose skill, athleticism and reading of the game are complemented by decisiveness, a scorer's most valuable trait.
