Sentence examples for much less decisive from inspiring English sources
Seven years on, the action against Iraq seems much less decisive than it did after Mr Bush drew his famous line in the sand.
During seven years there, Adams negotiated a treaty with Spain that acquired Florida for the United States, and helped to formulate the famous doctrine of hemispheric inviolability that wound up getting named for the much less decisive Monroe.
Regarding human exposures, the NTP came to a much less decisive conclusion compared with the Chapel Hill panel (vom Saal et al. 2007), stating that "there are data reporting bisphenol A concentrations in urine, breast milk, and amniotic fluid".
Despite a high confidence rating that decisive new knowledge will be produced within the next five years, there was much less confidence that decisive policy actions will become possible within the same time frame.
This strengthened rationalist thesis is of course a controversial metaethical view: some would deny that there must be any reason at all for an agent to do what morality requires, much less that there is decisive reason to do so.
Her experience -- which comes with age, as some of us apparently need to be reminded -- has made her "more focused, more intuitively decisive, much less afraid to take risks".
Although, most of the relevant resistance QTL in T. aestivum have been mapped to the A or B subgenome (Buerstmayr et al. 2009), resistances encoded on the D subgenome may well play decisive roles: The D subgenome is much less polymorphic due to its evolutionary only recent addition to wheat and thus resistance contributors may not be segregating in mapping populations.
They say the youth vote is decisive these days, and yet our two-year-old is much less engaged.
While banks assign decisive or very high importance to all the information considered, entrepreneurs deem the same information much less important.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
