Sentence examples for emerges decisively from inspiring English sources
If neither Ms Gillard nor Mr Rudd emerges decisively from the showdown, Labor's leadership woes will undermine its re-election prospects further.
It was film music emerging decisively from the background.
Jonathan Loynes, economist at Capital Economics, said the figures were a "major blow" to hopes that the UK economy had emerged decisively from recession in the fourth quarter.
In the end the play seems less a debate about modern art than a clever theatrical con-trick in which we, like Adam, emerge decisively duped.
Rarely has a style icon emerged so decisively.
Sandhu compares Phillips's "gloom" with the brio of Hanif Kureishi, but the London into which Kureishi emerged had already been decisively altered by the presence of migrants and the possibility for transformation they created in the face of overwhelming hostility and isolation.
"Acting quickly and decisively to an emerging situation lies at the heart of racing," he added.
The election turned in Hillary Clinton's favor, perhaps decisively, when footage emerged of Donald Trump bragging about assaulting women.
Campbell Newman failed to act decisively when serious issues emerged around one of his MPs, Scott Driscoll, in the previous Parliament; Julia Gillard was tarnished over the delay to properly distance the ALP and her government from Craig Thompson.
Emerging from his Mercedes coupe, he speaks decisively but quietly, as if raising his voice would signal a loss of authority.
Housing starts fell in April and jobless claims climbed earlier this month, the government said, showing an economy struggling to decisively turn the corner in emerging from its slump.
