Sentence examples for more decisive the from inspiring English sources

The more decisive the outcome, the easier her choice.

"In our country feelings are more intense and more decisive," the captain cautioned his bride; the emperor warned her she'd married a bear (an honorable one).

I found Vejer just as inviting after 10 years, except that now the width of the streets seemed to have shrunk, the inclines become more decisive, the white dwellings whiter, somehow suggesting a White Towns cohesion without a jarring note.

The ability of the central government to control the peripheral and interior provinces of the Empire was reduced and the actions of the local and provincial governors became more decisive for the outcome of the war with Byzantium.

Three days after Britain votes on Brexit, Spain faces a general election, the result of which could be even more decisive for the future of the EU.

It has been realized that improving the resampling or global optimization strategy is more decisive to the success of the tracking [30].

The colors were more nuanced, the line more decisive, reflecting the natural splendor of his new coastal surroundings.

Ms. Spelling was more decisive than the couple in the elevator in 2008, when she bought the top two floors of the Century based only on blueprints.

They'll probably be no more decisive in the eyes of the media than Super Tuesday ended up being.

Maritimo have arguably played the neater stuff but Newcastle have been far more decisive in the final third of the pitch.

"It's hard to believe that one group of 17-year-olds has become more decisive than the group you saw the previous year.