Sentence examples for remarkably decisive from inspiring English sources
India's legislators may be lousy at making decisions about economic reform, but they are remarkably decisive at passing more populist measures.
The Igbo proved remarkably decisive and enthusiastic in their embrace of Christianity and Western education.
Cell polarity touches on essentially every aspect of cell function and the processes in which polarity has a decisive function are remarkably similar in eukaryotic cells and bacteria and include cell growth, cell cycle control, division, differentiation, and motility (Etienne-Manneville and Hall, 2002; Gitai et al, 2005; Shapiro et al, 2009).
This is remarkably petulant behavior for a country that played a decisive role in halting Bosnia's murderous ethnic conflict and helped pioneer the idea of international war crimes prosecutions at Nuremberg more than half a century ago.
Yet, remarkably, in recent months it has taken two of the most decisive moves in its 66 years of history.
He praises Cameron for his response to the parliamentary expenses scandal, saying the Tory leader "seemed remarkably well-prepared for the emergence of the story, and calm and decisive in his response".
This week was a decisive turning point in the 2016 election, and there have been remarkably few of them in an campaign that is supposedly volatile.
But the agency's procedures prevent it from taking decisive action until the appeals process runs its course, and industry has become remarkably adept at prolonging legal challenges for months or years.
The Spaniard saw three break points slip by, with Smyczek remarkably calm given the situation, but brilliant backhand and forehand strikes helped Nadal to the decisive break in game 11.
