Sentence examples for more decisive view from inspiring English sources

"In these circumstances [we thought] the company might be better equipped with somebody with a fresh eye and the perspective to think more laterally and take a more decisive view of the business".

Sir Richard Broadbent, Tesco's chairman, said Clarke had been "hugely successful", but that the supermarket, which is losing customers to Aldi and Lidl at the lower end of the market and Waitrose at the upper end, needed "somebody with a fresh eye and the perspective to think more laterally and take a more decisive view of the business".

I was more decisive and viewed life through a new, different lense: after all it's only work.

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

The newer authors would differ about the relative weight of the causes of the May Revolution and about whose intervention in the events was more decisive, but the main views expressed by Mitre were kept, such as to consider the revolution to be the birth of modern Argentina and an unavoidable event.

In contrast, men who make decisions unilaterally are viewed as being more decisive and competent.

But more decisive action is required in our view.

Many clearly hanker after a more decisive prime minister than Netanyahu, whatever their views.

We should also like to see more decisive action to promote cooperation between the European Union and Cuba, with full reciprocal guarantees, and with a view to fostering democracy in that country.

Just two days later came a more decisive test.

He could be a little more decisive.