Sentence examples for more decisive effect from inspiring English sources

Seldom has a celebrity musician intervened in politics to more decisive effect.

The more decisive the outcome, the easier her choice.

The former senior Defense official noted the effect of more decisive leadership, from both Obama and Carter.

Finally, a more decisive separation of genetic versus environmental effects would have come from examining the monozygous twin pairs separately, but the numbers are too small to permit this.

The answers will be very particular, based partly on an actual weighing of consequences of what a given employee can feasibly accomplish from within, versus the effects of taking a more decisive stand, either quietly or publicly.

Mr Walker said: "The election result was more decisive than most expected, and now is the time for the new government to take decisive action.

This indicates that the cooperative or antagonistic effects of multiple secreted factors may be more decisive than the individual factors in determining cellular behavior.

The stronger illness duration effects for men suggest that the duration of chronic illness is more decisive for the labour participation status of men than of women.

More sadly, in a time when schools across the country are slashing their art programs, this unusual exhibition suggests the often decisive effect of our earliest aesthetic experiences.

Just two days later came a more decisive test.

He could be a little more decisive.