Sentence examples for have been decisively from inspiring English sources

The coup attempt seems to have been decisively quashed, with nearly 6,000 military personnel in custody.

But he will have been decisively rejected and the task of Labour rebuilding in Scotland will be gargantuan.

He drafted this suggested addition to the wiki's Hockey Stick Trend page: Despite some criticisms of Mike Mann's work, his findings have been decisively reinforced by other researchers.

The old order may have been decisively reversed, but bigwigs and lesser breeds contend for status in the same old way.

His politics & his life have been decisively influenced by two events: first, the execution of his father, Georges Dumas, who was in the French Resistance, by a German firing squad in Mar., 1944; &, second, the support & help he gave Mitterand when Mitterand's career seemed to be collapsing.

The point about Catholic sexual teaching is that large parts of it, especially those relating to contraception and homosexuality, have been decisively rejected by most of the Catholics to whom it is supposed to apply – and they believe, when they reject it, that they are following the dictates of their own consciences.

There the amnesty had been decisively rejected.

This year, the war for Saturday night has been decisively concluded.

We were comprehensively defeated by a hard left we thought had been decisively vanquished.

Taylor's philosophy has been decisively shaped by his political work.

By the end of the nineteenth century, the family relationship of the Indo-European languages had been decisively established.