Folk, whom George Bernard Shaw once said, "fight with a rope round [their] neck" and are therefore outside the circumstances of normal life and have already entered another realm in which the supreme decision, to live or die, has brought a type of decisiveness to their lives.
Overall, work and entrepreneurship experiences have been important to the chance of making early money, which in turn influence the decisiveness of entrepreneurs to start their venture, as indicated by results of RQ1.
They were assigned not to the relief of the yes pile, or the decisiveness of the no pile, but to the slender median of the maybe, with no idea how their application will be resolved, or even when.
Seven others said they would keep an open mind, possibly shifting their vote to the winner of the Sugar Bowl, and would consider the decisiveness of the two games.
The speed and the decisiveness of Israel's victory in the Six-Day War humiliated Muslims who had believed that God favored their cause.
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Still, the decisiveness of Toscanini's stance in the thirties commands respect.
"The system does not derive its legitimacy from competition, but from the sheer numbers and decisiveness of victory.
But if Johnston was no Robert E. Lee, he also failed to match the decisiveness of an otherwise unexceptional Henry Halleck.
But, more importantly, commentators have been taken aback by the speed and decisiveness of his first moves.
"Dusty blue," I thought, with the high-handed decisiveness of Diane von Furstenberg or Dolce, "but more blue than dust".
