Sentence examples for rather than decisive from inspiring English sources

The impact, however, will be nuanced rather than decisive.

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.

The next few days will be critical as Beijing weighs up its options, but for now the likelihood is that China will chose cautious diplomatic hedging rather than decisive action against its errant North Korean ally.

Glen Jackson did kick plenty of goals – seven conversions and three penalties – but this time they were decorative rather than decisive in a performance that should guarantee a fourth consecutive 40,000-plus crowd when Saracens take their fourth and final "home" game to Wembley for the visit of Harlequins on 17 April.

Poole warns: All things considered, the 'solution' to the eurozone problem is likely to be a series of half measures coupled with a fiscal adjustment rather than a decisive decision that triggers the end of the crisis gripping the region.

It is time collapsed on to film rather than a decisive moment.

"Spin the story out in little pieces here and there rather than taking decisive, appropriate and responsible action".

But rather than a decisive line in the sand, the layoff notices were described by both sides as part of a process that seems to be unfolding in the traditional, protracted rhythms of labor negotiations.

As a literary critic (and, indeed, theorist), Amit Chaudhuri has strived to identify and analyze his own kind of postcolonialism — one marked by entanglement, self-division, and mild appropriation, rather than by decisive political opposition or confident theoretical skepticism.