Sentence examples for relatively decisively from inspiring English sources
It has no economic interest in hosting videos that break the law; for example, the company has moved relatively decisively to curb the copyrighted TV shows and movies that once where everywhere on YouTube, and quite popular.
People who attended the meeting said that relatively few members spoke decisively against the plan, but even fewer spoke in its favor.
In the genetic model, the estimate of heritability for DPs due to depressive disorders was 35%; twin studies have relatively poor power to decisively distinguish between genetic and non-genetic familial effects.
Now, thanks to the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan– which were achieved at relatively minor cost the battlefield has been decisively switched to the Muslim heartlands.
Stepping in to encourage the fighting, but without acting decisively, merely strengthens extremists over relatively moderate leaders among the Islamists in Mogadishu.
System boundaries decisively influence the relative efficiency of biorefining designs.
The good they do reaches deep into the marrow of the soul of a relatively few people and does so spontaneously, unexpectedly, irresistibly, decisively, and sometimes even unconsciously.
Why would Governor Pence act so quickly and decisively and effectively in response to a relatively low-level lead contamination in Greentown, but remain so conspicuously silent in response to the historic crisis in East Chicago?
Despite those steps, American military planners say they are confident that allied forces will win decisively and many expect the conflict to be relatively quick, measured in weeks and days and not in months.
Sparse findings on immunocompetence and exercise in migratory birds do not decisively rule out the possibility that HPAI (H5N1) may be transported relatively short distances by wild birds.
