Sentence examples for much more decisive from inspiring English sources

I'm much more decisive with my clients".

This year, his victory will be much more decisive.

The ways in which firms are embedded in political settings are much more decisive.

John's foreign peer, Philip II of France (Mark Vietor), isn't much more decisive or commanding.

Everybody looks like they know what they're doing and that makes you much more decisive.

Why isn't the overwhelming, and much more decisive, failure of austerity in Europe producing a similar reaction?

From available data, molecular evidence is much more clearly decisive in that Ecdysozoa is independently retrieved by many kinds of sequence data (Telford et al. 2008), whereas Articulata despite the best efforts of Ecdysozoa's critics (e.g., Wägele and Misof 2001)—is neither retrieved nor is better supported than Ecdysozoa with any kind of molecular data (Giribet 2003).

As difficult as the elections have been, and as critical as they are to the country's future, they are still a prelude to a much tougher, more decisive period awaiting Afghanistan.

American companies showed a much faster and more decisive response to the downturn than those in any other country, an advantage conferred by the country's extraordinarily unfettered labour market.

They usually drink too much and the more decisive ones kill themselves: in Ariel, a father and son sit in a bar; then the father gets up, goes to the loo and shoots himself.

But analysts say the unrest could escalate into something much bigger and more decisive, with the regime's own reactions – now consisting of the usual brute force with a novel, nervous dose of conciliation – constituting the key factor as to whether it does or not.