Sentence examples for fought decisively from inspiring English sources

"If inflation is the genie, then deflation is the ogre that must be fought decisively," she said in a speech in Washington.

Lesage fought and decisively won the 1962 provincial election on the issue of the nationalization of hydroelectric power.

The US had fought and decisively won the most extensive war in world history against a verifiably evil foe, and not only did it do so without slipping back into depression as feared, but it went on to achieve incredible economic prosperity".

The Knicks were winning the fight decisively over the first 46 minutes behind the outstanding shooting of Houston and Sprewell.

We have to fight it decisively right now, or else we'll never be able to stamp it out".

IN PERU'S closely fought presidential race, the televised debate held on April 3rd was the candidates' last opportunity to change the course of the campaign decisively before the vote on April 10th.

But the Israelis are adamant that Mr. Dahlan must first decisively fight violence.

"There are battles that have to be fought, and have to be won decisively," he told me, as the car climbed toward Jerusalem.

Their great war came a generation later, when they fought longer, in still greater numbers, and much more decisively.

By night, though, the scenes turned more violent, as the police moved to decisively clear the square — and some demonstrators fought back while others called for peaceful civil disobedience.

The only other place where the freeway builders were also decisively defeated was when San Francisco residents successfully fought to stop the any further construction on the Embarcadero Freeway, which would have destroyed the city's fabled waterfront.