Sentence examples for likely to decisively from inspiring English sources

Only ground troops are likely to decisively defeat Isis at Sirte and, while Britain and Italy are dispatching hundreds of soldiers to Libya to support the new government, only a handful of SAS are likely to see action against Isis.

Indeed, even the doubts Pope Francis expressed this week about Trump's Christian faith aren't likely to decisively reverse his appeal.

If the public and the bank believe that steps are being taken to rein in irresponsible governments, the experts say, then the bank's German-influenced leadership is more likely to act decisively.

There are American independent filmmakers today whose very idea of what constitutes a story and how stories emerge from life would be likely to innovate decisively in the format.

Both effects are likely to contribute decisively to the prolonged initial survival observed in the moderate shock/RL animals.

But in the long run, I think that Americans are likely to move more decisively against a more Gordon Gecko, "greed is good" set of values.

Facebook's move is likely to tip the debate decisively for any organisation with the resources and requirement to write different versions for each platform.

In recent decades, however, Catholic theologians have sought to move away from ideas of domination and subjugation towards an ethic of stewardship, the stewardship of God's creation – and Pope Francis's encyclical is the culmination of this shift, likely to move the church decisively into line with environmental thinking.

Mr Akaev is likely to win, but perhaps not decisively.

The former expectation was confirmed for males, but while general school/university females were decisively the least likely to have had coitus, it was not clear if their vocational school and out-of-school peers had behaved differently from each other.

Despite much consternation in the West, none of this is likely to affect core American interests — they lie decisively in the Gulf.