Sentence examples for decisiveness of a from inspiring English sources

Thickly accented, the Irishman says this with the nuclear decisiveness of a final word, a matter settled, and Louis turns to him.

Although raising and training birds requires the undying patience of a kindergarten teacher, pigeon keeping in New York traditionally has also had a competitive side that calls for the cold-blooded decisiveness of a field marshal.

It is possible that we could see the decisiveness of a Zerhouni addressing the loss of early-career scientists, that NIH could act swiftly to address sexual harassment in biomedical science, piloting an intervention and then making it permanent policy if it produces favorable results.

The Sunday Times called the C5 a "Formula One bath-chair"; its reporter "had travelled five yards outdoors when everything when phut and this motorised, plastic, lozenge rolled to a halt with all the stationary decisiveness of a mule".

By strengthening the capacity to pick out weaker signals from the background noise of sampling error, combined endpoints improve the decisiveness of a clinical trial.

Dell'Ampio et al. [ 22] showed that the selection of genes – if not driven by considerations concerning decisiveness of a dataset – can generate topologically different trees that may nonetheless all exhibit high support.

But if Johnston was no Robert E. Lee, he also failed to match the decisiveness of an otherwise unexceptional Henry Halleck.

By saving time and clarifying issues, making even slight progress in articulating ideas in the echelons below top management could amplify the decisiveness of an organization.

Is the inability of our leaders to act with decisiveness on a matter of global significance in the absence of a major crisis the fatal flaw of our current society?

Gladwell, in contrast, asks only a modest £16.99 for Blink, an entertaining, undemanding study of first impressions which offers to unlock the innate decisiveness of any reader who reaches page 265.

But in executing the combination of Hewlett and Compaq more effectively than many analysts had expected, Ms. Fiorina is making the case that she can also bring a new level of decisiveness to a company that has lacked a strong sales and marketing orientation.