Sentence examples for fairly decisive from inspiring English sources

"There has been a fairly decisive change," Mr. Mukherjea said.

That feels fairly decisive - Raonic is yet to break Djokovic's serve, he's only had one break point.

While the nation may be at odds with itself over who it wants in Number 10, the public have some fairly decisive views on other matters.

In those years, there was a mediocre front-runner but one who nevertheless had a fairly decisive advantage over a gaggle of rivals.

It becomes part of my life and, if I have any virtues, which are probably not many, I get fairly decisive about things.

"But that said, President Obama and Attorney General Holder deserve credit for stepping out now, and for doing so in a fairly decisive way".

Trump's action was decisive and fairly quick, which would simply not have been possible with Congress involved.

"He has a demeanor that exuded fairness, but was also very decisive and wrote brilliant decisions at a fairly rapid clip," said Martin Bienenstock, who worked as Enron's lead bankruptcy lawyer.

While many of the facts of her life are in dispute, the film evokes a fairly defined portrait of a strong, decisive, well-educated woman destroyed by a paranoid husband.

"I am certain that our decisive actions will bring fairly quick results".

Never ones to undersell their achievements, baby boomers subsequently promoted this fairly shambolic Beatles-Dylan hangout as a decisive summit, a defining event of rock culture.