Sentence examples for may be decidedly from inspiring English sources

Simons may be decidedly European, but his work has a global impact.

Of course, the farms of tomorrow may be decidedly smaller, if they survive at all.

But the bill faces many obstacles, and the final version may be decidedly weaker.

But its more practical legacy may be decidedly nonfiction in nature — setting new standards for board oversight of operational risk.

A French company directed by a German brings Russian opera to Scotland: the mix may be decidedly cross-cultural, but it fuses into an evening as authentically Slavonic as lovers of epic-scale grand opera could dare to hope.

In the New York metropolitan area and in other cities and states, ordinary people in corporations and government -- engineers, teachers and bureaucrats -- are quietly beginning to plan for a future in which climate and geography may be decidedly different.

And here beauty may well be decidedly horrific, frightening, and downright ugly.

The answer may be the decidedly boring one of moderation.

But even if she does return in Tatton, her apparently safe Conservative seat may turn out to be decidedly unsafe in the long-run as it is set to be abolished as part of planned boundary changes.

But does it describe what is taking place in Iran, which may be becoming a dictatorship but is decidedly not a totalitarian or a socialist state?

The arithmetic may be trivial, but the answer is decidedly counterintuitive and hence easy to reject or ignore.