Sentence examples for got decisively from inspiring English sources

It is hard to date exactly when humanitarianism got decisively bound up with making war, although many would point to Colin Powell's 2001 endorsement of relief workers in Afghanistan as a "force multiplier for us... an important part of our combat team".

In 1856 all this finally got decisively out of hand as the annual match between the parishes of All Saints and St Peters in Derby was broken up by a mounted cavalry charge on the orders of the local governor: perhaps the first ever bona fide football riot.

The Americans improved to 2-0 in pool play, with the competition about to get decisively stiffer on Thursday.

And he turned bearish in 1966, after the DJI first broke the 1000 barrier; it took the market 17 years to get decisively through that barrier again.

"And we have got to act decisively.

The great opening up of the gap between the yes and no campaigns also coincided with the point at which senior Lib Dems decisively got involved, and tried to turn their backing for the change into a badge of difference vis-à-vis their coalition partners.

Last Friday the Prime Minister decisively got his way, sweeping aside not just the caveats of his officials - plus those of his own wife, who warned last month that it was easy to respond to terror in a way that 'cheapens our right to call ourselves a civilised nation' - but the amour propre of his Home Secretary.

Cynically, I think Pacquiao will have to beat Mayweather decisively to get a decision but I believe he can.

Out of all of that group, Orlando have acted the most decisively, and got their man.

Dabyah briefly looked to have cut loose after kicking a couple of lengths clear in the straight, but Wuheida stuck to her task and got up to score decisively.

What's needed is the courage to kill the Green Climate Fund and the leadership to get climate action decisively underway.