Sentence examples for definitely decisive from inspiring English sources

This observation is definitely decisive for the profitability of a geothermal power plant.

But in today's game, where power is so decisive, Robson definitely has the weightier shots than Watson, who is more of a counter-puncher and a superior athlete.

But Reed Brody, a human rights lawyer, said that although "ECOWAS' decisive action is definitely a warning to dictators, the signs are still very uneven if we look at the passive reaction to a stolen election in Gabon (in West Africa) and the overriding of term limits in places like, Rwanda, Uganda and most recently, Burundi" in central and east Africa.

"It's definitely time that other people must be more decisive or play a larger role".

Dany definitely understands High Valyrian and we are clearly witnessing a more decisive Khaleesi as evidenced by the steel in her response to Misandrei: "Yes, all men must die, but we are not men".

The results of this study further suggest that consumers definitely process the negative corporate reputation, however, the types of reputation should not be decisive.

That sounds decisive, but it drags Waugh toward the arena of Artaud and Genet, where he most definitely does not belong.

The model area exposed to cold high-latitude atmospheric conditions thus being most decisive for a realistic representation of the long-term deep-ocean properties, suggests that high-latitude coastlines are definitely in need of being represented at high resolution, including ice sheets and their effects on the heat and freshwater flux for the ocean.

It is a decisive victory for plebiscite fans, with 61percentt of Australians voting "yes" in answer to the question "Should we definitely have a plebiscite at some point to decide something in regards to gay marriage?".

Air power was decisive.

It proved decisive.