Sentence examples for how decisively from inspiring English sources

But it remains unclear how decisively he can move.

There was much to admire in how they thought their way through City's approach and how decisively they responded.

The war with Kaidu showed how decisively Kublai had identified himself with the Chinese world and turned against the world of the nomads.

"He Said/She Said" illustrates how decisively the sexual balance of power between men and women has shifted toward equality and what a good thing that is.

How haughtily, how decisively we marginalised our parents, and other relatives who hadn't expired early from respiratory diseases or industrial accidents.

One Republican said the party would be judged on how decisively it responds to these accusations of wrongdoing and others in which leading Republicans are entangled.

The issue has long ceased to be how we can decisively expunge the Taliban — we can't.

It was also an indictment of how capital had decisively won its war against American labour, with enduring consequences for America's working class.

The fighting in Libya showed, he said, how quickly and decisively NATO could go to war and proved the value of sharing burdens, with France and Britain taking the lead instead of the United States.

I've never realized so decisively how much my own tastes differ from those of Hickey (whom I have known for years); nor have I ever been so impressed by his ambition to make art count as an engine of democratic values.

Some administration officials, speaking to reporters on the condition that their names not be used, said they believed Mr. Bush and his aides were unprepared for how broadly and decisively the court struck down the practice of indefinite detention without hearings in almost all cases of the enemy combatants.