Sentence examples for rather decisive from inspiring English sources
"We're at a rather decisive point where we either move onto substantive negotiations or back to more years of fruitless discussion," Mr. McCarthy said.
On the third hand, and this is a rather decisive issue, the insurance industry has rendered its judgment on the safety of nuclear power, and it is decisively negative.
Here too there has been a rather decisive turn in professional opinion; there are a lot of dead-enders even within the economics profession, but the fact remains that both pillars of the pro-austerity position — claims of expansionary austerity, and claims that terrible things happen when debt crosses some rather low threshold — have collapsed, spectacularly.
The contrast between spatially relevant versus spatially irrelevant vision provides new, rather decisive, evidence against the hypothesis that vision affects haptic processing even if it does not add task-relevant information.
But there have certainly been notable exceptions such as Anselm and Descartes, and, in the last century, Charles Hartshorne (1962), Norman Malcolm (1960), and Alvin Plantinga (1974a, 1974b) If the ontological argument were sound, it would provide a rather decisive refutation of the argument from evil.
The impact, however, will be nuanced rather than decisive.
Rather, the decisive factor in both countries is the perceived legitimacy of the European Union.
They just need to recognize that any Clinton advantage would be marginal rather than decisive.
Given to gesture rather than decisive action, his reaction to a crisis is an anguished flurry of pirouettes.
But if the election not only proves inconclusive but also leads to weeks of political haggling rather than decisive action, investors will inevitably take a long, hard look at Britain.
