Sentence examples for decisiveness problems from inspiring English sources

Phil saw his boss as an impulsive decision-maker, while his supervisor repeatedly cautioned him about his "decisiveness problems" at annual review time.

Developing out of these works in the period after his first show were complex, agitated abstractions such as Asheville (1948 49), Attic (1949), and Excavation (1950), which reintroduced colour and seem to sum up with taut decisiveness the problems of free-associative composition he had struggled with for many years.

"We need to start acting with the swiftness and decisiveness this problem deserves".

But Europe has flinched at every turn from showing the decisiveness that its problems require — and in the market panic of the last few days its leaders have been caught out once again trying to stem the fallout from yesterday's disasters instead of planning the pre-emptive action that will avert the problems of tomorrow.

That victory was the heart of Mr. Putin's campaign to persuade Russians he was a leader who could take command of his troubled country and address its deepest problems with decisiveness.

Clearly with 6698 loci having complete taxon coverage, there is no problem with phylogenetic decisiveness for all trees.

A prosecutor requires decisiveness to do his job well.

The former president valued decisiveness and once he made a decision rarely revisited it.

To simplify the problem, we have defined a notion of phylogenetic decisiveness [ 44], which is separate from any notion of correctness of the individual gene trees based on individual loci.

We approach this problem using a explicitly phylogenomic criterion of success, decisiveness, which refers to whether the pattern of taxon coverage allows for uniquely defining a single tree for all taxa.

The latter has shown how the substantial ambiguity of the philosophy and dialectic of Hegel can be resolved only when its claim to be able to solve all problems on a theoretical level and to achieve a "circular" decisiveness in its arguments which violates the conditioning specificity of historical facts is refuted.