Sentence examples for is decisively winning from inspiring English sources
IN A war which neither side is decisively winning, small victories are much vaunted.
Shouldn't one company be decisively winning and the other decisively losing?
See articleBulgaria's election was decisively won by the centre-right opposition.
He passed around a handmade Golden Snitch — the ball with which a game of Quidditch can be decisively won.
Moreover, while many analysts are doubtful that the anti-militant campaign will be decisively won, it will certainly be extremely costly.
But he did believe that certain battles against ignorance had been decisively won, and that humankind was oriented firmly toward progress.
By the end of the 1950s the "Malayan Emergency" had been decisively won.
On a sealed track resembling a flooded section of a Gulf Coast interstate shortly after a hurricane, the 2017 Kentucky Derby was decisively won by the super-hot favorite Always Dreaming, who strung out a two-and-a-half length lead over Lookin at Lee to bring home the $1.6 million winner's purse.
Mark Antony would later use the examples of these battles as a means to belittle Octavian, as both battles were decisively won with the use of Antony's forces.
The results demonstrated that c3, with sources in the left and right OCC, vOT, and IFG, was decisively the winning model, with a log-evidence value relative to the c4, the second best model, of F = 2011 (model posterior probability >0.99).
"There is still more work to be done," the president said about the war, but with the security agreement and "the courage of the Iraqi people, and the Iraqi troops and the American troops and civilian personnel, it is decisively on its way to be won".
