She stayed blue, nonetheless, the decisive factor being John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin ("that screwball from Alaska") as his running mate.
"Tower" plays like a historical Hitchcock film about ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances of which they have agonizingly partial views but nonetheless take decisive action.
Although the run-off vote is free, and anybody on the electoral roll who signs a declaration of support for the "values of the left" can take part, his backing could nonetheless be decisive.
Nonetheless, the decisive action being taken by management, the talent and dedication of our people, our strong core values and the assets in our portfolio mean we can be confident about the future of the Guardian".
There is, nonetheless, a "decisive fact of experience" which may serve to legitimate this posit: the unity of consciousness (Micro, I, p. 152).
Nonetheless, since Mir, no decisive engagements occurred in the northern theater, as Polish army withdrew in relative order towards Warsaw, after minor defeat at Zelwa, eventually taking defensive positions along the Bug river near Brest.
But the consequences of Gettysburg, while not ultimately decisive, were catastrophic nonetheless.
The mosques' role in mobilizing citizens to gather in the streets as the coup was unfolding was decisive, but it nonetheless unsettled many secular Turks.
Even where negotiations to end insurgencies don't yield a decisive agreement, they nonetheless can reduce violence, spur important defections, or favorably change the contours of a war by altering guerrilla alignments.
Bob Woodward's new book, "Plan of Attack," which is not uniformly positive for the Bush administration, nonetheless portrays Mr. Bush as decisive and engaged, and quotes Mr. Cheney as referring to the president when he is not around as "the Man".
