Sentence examples for it is decisively from inspiring English sources
"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".
On the third hand, and this is a rather decisive issue, the insurance industry has rendered its judgment on the safety of nuclear power, and it is decisively negative.
It is decisively French, the creation of Mario Molliere, the owner and chef, with house mussels (Prince Edward Island) as the main attraction.
The movie crosses the thin line that divides genre fiction from postmodern fiction; it is decisively unreal, in the manner of "Fight Club" — a movie in which the actual and the symbolic occupied the same slice of reality.
The movie crosses the thin line that divides genre fiction from postmodern fiction; it is decisively unreal, in the manner of "Fight Club"—a movie in which the actual and the symbolic occupied the same slice of reality.
Because it is decisively better.
On Dec. 26, Sherman's attack went ahead anyway, but it was decisively repulsed at Chickasaw Bayou.
His command of the music was supreme, but it was decisively command, not an attempt at dialogue.
In succeeding centuries the city fell to various nomadic invaders, including the Turks and Kushāns, until it was decisively taken by the Arabs in the 8th century.
Monasticism quickly spread to the West, where it was decisively shaped by John Cassian of Marseille (c. 360 435) and Benedict of Nursia (c. 480 c. 547), recognized as the father of Western monasticism.
