Sentence examples for rather decisively from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM NIC : Let's imagine Romney wins the nomination but loses to Obama rather decisively.

If my general counsel alerted me that we are out of compliance with federal law, I have to get into compliance, which we did rather decisively".

The respective special heavy metal concentrations (on a case-by-case basis) were rather decisively taken for legal admission.

Marinetti never managed to eradicate the dull phenomenon of pasta, and fascism crumbled rather decisively during the decades that followed, as the world witnessed the hatred and division that its militaristic methods could lead to.

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.

Arguably, they hung on to their 3-2 leagainstnsthehe Wings, rather than winning decisively.

He sits back in his seat in the manner of a statesman who has settled a complex debate decisively, rather than an actor who has avoided a question.

But fundamentally, U.S. policy seems to be to "manage" the genocide rather than to act decisively to stop it.

Rather than try to decisively defend either side here, let us conclude by briefly surveying some of the more engaging applied issues related to the morality of immigration.

By choosing to write his poem in the Italian vernacular rather than in Latin, Dante decisively influenced the course of literary development.

Given my recent comments on the Iraq War, you can probably guess that my answer is no on both counts — although where the national memory is concerned, I tend to think that it's the financial crisis rather than foreign policy that decisively sealed Bush's fate.