Sentence examples for decisiveness into from inspiring English sources

Privacy was the issue that most involved Ford in his nine months as vice president, and he maintained his interest when he brought decency and decisiveness into the presidency.

Forcefulness can become bullying; decisiveness can turn into pigheadedness; niceness can develop into indecision.Managers who rely too much on their strengths may become hammers that see every problem as a nail.

But a belief in belief is something this book lams into elsewhere: the Americans' propensity for decisiveness in the absence of policy.

Ms. Herrera is an oddly streaky performer; her decisiveness can curdle into an abruptness that robs her phrasing of power.

Outstanding executives valued decision making decisiveness—"bias for action"—more than the comparison group.

Several crosses were blocked inside the penalty area, and Luke Leahy strode upfield from left-back to lash two efforts over, but Falkirk had to be stung into decisiveness.

But decisiveness overused eventually congeals into certainty.

But the early act of decisiveness didn't translate into rapid policy development.

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Twice last year, with uncharacteristic decisiveness, Mr Hollande sent French troops into African conflicts: to beat back a jihadist incursion in Mali, and to curb ethno-religious warfare in the Central African Republic (CAR).

The decisiveness of this break was called into question with some justification by the Neo-Kantian historian of materialism, Friedrich Albert Lange, who maintained that Feuerbach was never a materialist in the strict sense, and that "It is just the same old [eben doch wieder] philosophy of spirit that we encounter here in the form of a philosophy of sensuality" (Lange 1875, v.2, 74).