Sentence examples for least decisive from inspiring English sources

Organized labor is often at its least decisive in weighing political endorsements.

Most fans also expect tensions to build because the first match is seen as the least decisive.

The response was instant and, for me at least, decisive: "How do you spell that?" I left.

The ruling Congress party has a crude, unmeritocratic but at least decisive method of picking its leader: if you're a Gandhi, then it's you.

While choosing a journal for manuscript submission those who had previously published considered, International publications to be the most important factor whilst open access was considered to be the least decisive.

His uncorroborated evidence had been, if not the sole evidence, then at least the decisive evidence against the defendant.

It was a brilliant tactical maneuver that resulted in a defeat at least as decisive as the Republicans' successful effort to kill Clinton's health-care plan.

Every semi-stable form of capitalism also needs some sort of settlement with the wider population, or at least a decisive section of it.

When I asked Boehner whether he saw the Republican victory of 2010, which was at least as decisive as Gingrich's, as a mandate, he seemed almost to recoil.

In January 2009, a chamber of the human rights court decided that the written statement had been "the sole or, at least, the decisive basis" for each man's conviction.

He jokes about Trump supporters by joking about liberals, mocking himself and his fellow-progressives as uncertain and deferential and praising conservatives for at least being "decisive, organized, and disciplined" — they get up at five in the morning, he says, while "we" only see 5 A.M. after a night of partying.