Sentence examples for more decisive in from inspiring English sources

"He's just making much better decisions, and he's more decisive in some of the things that he's doing in the pocket".

We had to be more decisive in the individual battles".

However, Lewis has been more decisive in cutting costs.

More decisive, in her view, is the sheer unstoppable momentum of the past.

But the Web has proved more decisive in his renewed popularity, allowing him to speak freely again, unconstrained by disciples.

Yet it would be more accountable, more decisive in the punishment of failure and the rewarding of success.

He blasted through the entire day with a courageousness I know came from him feeling more decisive and "in control" of his world.

Still, "the Olympics gives us the perfect pretext to push ahead, in reforming the cities, in making more and more decisive efforts in reducing poverty," said Mr. de Souza, the political analyst.

In other programs the payers had a more decisive role in the development of a P4P program or were not involved in any way.

Now that Mr. Bush has won a political victory more decisive than in 2000, when he finished second in the popular vote, it is hardly too early to examine the nature of the Bush dynasty, and why -- at the moment at least -- it has largely escaped the antagonism that led the founders to fear any hereditary power or titles.

Furthermore, our method can represent a natural panorama of data, which is appropriate in controlled experiments for discovering more decisive factors in outlier detection.