Sentence examples for more decisively than from inspiring English sources
Yet Milan's provincial governor lost more decisively than expected.
But nobody has done it more quickly or more decisively than Woods.
Russia, having acted more decisively than the west, has the upper hand.
It took less than a month for Goodell to act more decisively than ever before.
The weather variously throws lovers together or separates them in each novel, nowhere more decisively than in Emma.
Nothing proved to Pagels the complications of early Christianity more decisively than her first encounters with the Gnostic manuscripts.
No version is more decisively authentic than the others.
They are bolder in color, surer in their balancing act between geometric and organic, and even more decisively varied than before.
That Andreotti had had links with the mafia did not surprise anyone, but his last administration was more decisively anti-mafia than any other postwar Italian government.
But it also helps explain the persistence of "the glass ceilings, as well as stubbornly large wage gaps in more progressive countries," because working women tend to be shunted more decisively onto a mommy track than they are in the United States.
Economic power will tilt even more decisively away from the rich world than many realise.
