Sentence examples for good decisive from inspiring English sources

"Every transfer is controversial in its own way, for better or worse, but we are speaking about a very good, decisive player.

Journalists and academics wrote endlessly about the "myth of male bisexuality", also citing another study which suggested 40percentt of gay men had at one point identified as bi before nutting up and choosing a side like good, decisive men.

But ironically, when considered in all of its complexity and nuance, much of the research actually makes Republicans look very good (decisive, resolute, loyal) relative to liberals or Democrats--and certainly a lot more politically effective.

Not only do you need to be decisive, make good decisions and be accountable, but also if you're saying you would have turned if you'd been able to see who Stephen was, doesn't that make a mockery of the whole concept of The Voice?

Even when it should be legal to so, I have good — often decisive — reasons for not using such speech.

He said: "Yes we have our differences, we tend to thrash them out round the cabinet table in a proper way and we've arrived at good and decisive policies for the country.

Many have thought there are good reasons even decisive reasons for rejecting moral realism so conceived.

Biographer Andrew Hosken noted that many of those who had worked with Livingstone had commented on him being an excellent boss, who was "a good delegator, decisive and supportive" as well as being "a friendly and modest colleague".

26-year-old Malay Attributes such as being a provider for the family (the bread winner), a hard worker, good leader (decisive), a problem solver, being knowledgeable and being a good father all correspond to this category.

The news has been good, though not decisive, for inflation.

Giri's position was good, but not decisive until Nakamura blundered with 34 b34