Sentence examples for more decisively and from inspiring English sources

Should she be weighing in on Syria more decisively and expansively?

The plotters were paralysed with shock as loyalists reacted more decisively and began to round them up.

But many Conservative lawmakers want him to move faster and more decisively, and the ballot measure Wednesday criticized Mr. Cameron for not enshrining his European pledges immediately in law.

It is all part of a proposed remake of the Giants' offense, one that is supposed to strike more decisively and quickly this season, and yet will pound with the bruising rookie running back, Ron Dayne.

Finally, Mr. Miller persuaded Nixon to sign a statement admitting that he had been wrong in "not acting more decisively and more forthrightly in dealing with Watergate, particularly when it reached the state of judicial proceedings".

That has been true of Bosnia (see article), and could yet be true of Kosovo unless the EU on this occasion acts more decisively and quickly.The dithering has been particularly evident in the unwillingness of some EU governments to accept refugees.

Lesser staples move more decisively in and out of fashion.

No one could have, but the question is whether he should have tried, instead of more decisively picking and sticking to a side.

Thaler has shown in his research how to focus economic inquiry more decisively on real and important problems.

It is really disappointing when we have the knowledge, when we have the expertise, when we have the data to show that we need to act more promptly and more decisively, that they are fudging it and fluffing it on all sorts of spurious grounds.

Sondheim is famously protective of his 1970 hit, but granted Elliott permission to update the musical to today (smartphones, gay marriage and Tinder — whoo!) and, more decisively, to make Bobby, the original's commitment-shy hero, into a wary female Bobbie (Rosalie Craig).