Sentence examples for much decisiveness from inspiring English sources

"In this process, which calls for patience but also much decisiveness, we want to help, in a spirit of dialogue, to avoid traumas and to help move toward a society that is fraternal and just, which is what we desire for the whole world," he told reporters.

He has approached this job with much-needed decisiveness, they say, although some find him so distant and clinical that they call him "Edward Scissorhands".

Three days passed, yet Canby refused to take the bait — not so much out of decisiveness, but out of wariness.

The truth is perhaps that political leaders who exude too much bald confidence and decisiveness slightly scare us.

Her decisiveness does much to rid the ballet of what is now a besetting blandness, but she is miscast in the ballet's most meltingly delicate role.

What's good for you, Friday or Saturday?" Even if you're shot down, your decisiveness is much more attractive than if you simply asked for her attention.

He has become much more proactive and his decisiveness was vital to England today.

Ms. Whelan's sheer decisiveness and canniness do much to smudge over the cracks in her performance, and Mr. Askegard's partnering is unsurpassed.

Their replacements have been at best confused and at worst dreadful — not because they aren't trying but because they don't have the experience or decisiveness to manage a much faster game than the high school and college games they are accustomed to.

Tottenham's first of two crucial games this week will be remembered for a dreadful error by Roberto Soldado and two defensive lapses as much as it will for Fiorentina's decisiveness in attack, La Viola advancing following a game that, like the first leg, started well for Spurs but ended lamentably.

Another suggestive bit of evidence is seen in Table 1: Cactaceae and Metazoa have about the same fraction of missing data overall, but because Metazoa have so many more loci, the fraction of triples seen in that coverage pattern is much closer to the minimum level necessary for decisiveness (96% vs. 22%).