Sentence examples for has decisively shown from inspiring English sources

We know that in the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), for instance, merchants' sons were not allowed to take the examinations at all, and that in the Qing (1644-1911), as Benjamin Elman, a scholar from Princeton University, has decisively shown, "the content of the civil service competition clearly excluded over 90 percent of China's people from even the first step on the ladder to success".

"As the experience of Europe has decisively shown, we in the West don't have the power to change Muslims," he wrote last March.

Now that it has been decisively shown that calling Bill Clinton "the first black president" was just a silly metaphor -- and it has also been determined that calling Barack Obama 'not black enough' was equally silly -- the real racial dynamics of the Democratic race are beginning to emerge.

"Road Show" has decisively stepped over to the shadier side of the street.

Although a human homologue of such a circuit has been identified, its role in planning and controlling different grasp configurations has not been decisively shown.

Crossmodal links between vision, proprioception and audition have been identified, but how olfaction contributes to plan and control reach-to-grasp movements has not been decisively shown.

But with "Mother," Ms. Maines has decisively left country behind.

He writes as if the sceptical or "minimalist" side has decisively won that intellectual war.

Likewise, McCain has decisively defeated his Republican rivals among independents.

However, no study has decisively tested changes in both CS+ valence and arousal with reinstatement.

The decision to demolish the monumental lego-shaped radar building was as much about symbolism as anything else: to show that Latvia had decisively broken with Soviet occupation and the totalitarian past.