Sentence examples for he has decisively from inspiring English sources

Was Messi so motivated because he has decisively won his power struggle with Enrique?

After all, in "On Denoting" Russell cites approvingly Bradley's account of universal generalizations in terms of conditionals, even though he has decisively parted ways with Bradley's logic.

He had decisively chosen movement politics over party politics, and perhaps he was happiest there.

He was being accused of the very sin of cosmopolitanism that, in his own mind, he had decisively rejected by returning home to Canada and becoming a Canadian politician.

At the time of the donation, he had decisively won the South Carolina contest, but was enduring a barrage of negative advertising in Florida from a pro-Romney super PAC, Restore Our Future.

"The housing market has decisively turned for the better," he said in a statement.

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

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

This technique makes use of a He Ne laser and has decisively an edge over the conventional methods, which have certain limitations regarding their vibration measurements due to their contact nature.

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

But with Mr. George's ocean adventure, geoengineering has decisively escaped the laboratory.