Sentence examples for despite the decisive from inspiring English sources

DESPITE the decisive victory of Barack Obama and the Democrats last Tuesday, a surprising amount of business remains unfinished.

Many people on Twitter expressed surprise that Hillary Clinton basically walked away with the same amount of total delegates as Bernie Sanders after the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday night, despite the decisive 20-plus-point rout by Sanders.

Nevertheless, despite the decisive margin of support for the President's policy, it was clear that most members of Congress--including many who voted to authorize force--feel that Bush would be making a tragic mistake to expend thousands of American lives to liberate Kuwait.

Polarized also explains why the parties are polarized at all, despite their battle for the decisive median voter.

In a recent tournament, Fernando González chose not to challenge a close call against Roger Federer, despite leading, 6-4, in the decisive tie breaker.

They participated in World War I, together with the Russian Empire forces in actions against the Central Powers and, despite initial setbacks, won the decisive battles of Mărăşti and Mărăşeşti.

But despite the unexpectedly decisive outcome, more uncertainty looms over whether Britain will stay in the European Union - and even hold together as a country.

Hill was loitering inside the six-yard area and got the decisive touch despite the close proximity of several white shirts, and even more red faces.

But the partisan crowd were to be disappointed as Barrett scored the decisive try despite the replacement prop Owen Franks receiving a 62nd-minute penalty for punching.

But The Decisive Moment, despite its beauty and excellence, belongs to another photographic time in a way that, say, Robert Frank's The Americans or even William Eggleston's Guide does not.

The turning point came in the sixth set when Taylor, trailing 3-2, won the decisive leg despite taking 8 darts to hit a double.