Sentence examples for entirely decisive from inspiring English sources

Moreover, even in undertaking to respect their "starting points of decision-making," one would not treat these starting points as entirely decisive.

Though Rubin maintains that his intention is simply to hear music with the fresh ears of a true fan, he has built his reputation on the simultaneously mystical and entirely decisive way he listens to a song.

"No great surprises in the end," Scott wrote, "but a reminder that 2009 was a pretty good year for movies... sometimes even in Hollywood money and hype and spin are not entirely decisive.

It's still not entirely decisive, but there's certainly some indication that things are stabilizing".

These charts are not entirely decisive because they do not reflect the ratio of fat to muscle, whether the child has large bones, and so on.

While less than an entirely decisive battle either way, historians generally cite the outcome as an American victory, which was obviously true for the overall war (of note, to the British, the War of 1812 was not a war unto itself, but a theater of the Napoleonic War they were fighting in Europe, but that dissent is beyond the scope of our focus here).

Here BLAST alone is decisive.

It continued: "While Britain remains yoked to the EU, ministers are severely restricted in their options for saving it... the truth is that only urgent and decisive action - concepts entirely alien to Brussels - can save an industry buckling under the pressures of slowing demand, sky-high energy costs, Ed Miliband's crippling green taxes and China's dumping of surplus steel".

On January 14th French troops went into action alongside Malian soldiers to recapture the town of Diabaly, the closest the rebels had come to Bamako.In this section How will history see me? Don't give up Get stuck in but don't get stuck Welcome home Dangerous shoals The soldiers' dangerous itch ReprintsMr Hollande's action is decisive, vigorous and entirely justifiable.

But he has learned, as he puts it in 1 Out of 10, "how the approach I had been part of creating, to deal with 24-hour media and to demonstrate a decisive government, was entirely the wrong one for … ensuring successful delivery".

The decisive plays went entirely in the Clippers' favor during a fourth quarter in which they extended a five-point lead to as many as 14, Redick's three-pointer off a Paul pass giving them a 106-92 advantage.