Sentence examples for more decisive than from inspiring English sources
Since their decisions will be more decisive than ours in the outcome, that has to be counted as a good thing.
She may be more decisive than Bill was.
Still, the bank's actions may have been more decisive than its words.
People think I'm not because I'm kind of easygoing, but I'm more decisive than I look".
"Olympic gaming is more decisive than whatever happens at the actual Olympic Games".
The referendum result appears to have been more decisive than most opinion polls had forecast.
"The government is staking out a more aggressive posture than you might have thought, which suggests a more decisive solution than death by a thousand cuts," said Dana Johnson, chief economist at Comerica, who follows the industry.
Nowhere in Africa has Christianity had a more decisive impact than in Rwanda.
But in Lukas Ligeti's musical language, world music and rock are more decisive influences than European modernism.
That Mr Najib has acted so soon after taking office in early April also signals that he will be a more decisive leader than his lacklustre predecessor, Abdullah Badawi.
But the largely winner-take-all nature of the Electoral College plays a more decisive role than the media in the two-party system.
