Sentence examples for so decisively that from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until he took Iowa so decisively that they collectively took notice of him.

But Albertans have a habit of rejecting former governing parties so decisively that they disappear from the political landscape.

But really it is Pakistan's success in defeating the No2 ranked Test team so decisively that should be celebrated.

The Senators began to pound the Islanders, and they controlled the pace so decisively that Yashin was hardly booed.

After defeating Sarath Fonseka, his former army commander, by 2m votes in a presidential poll in January, Mr Rajapaksa's ruling alliance swept the general election on April 8th so decisively that its hold on parliament seems unassailable.

The culture has gone against the religious right during the past decade, so decisively that in this campaign even the candidate of the conservative grass roots, Ted Cruz, has generally abandoned the banner of the culture wars.

As this side of the business absorbed more and more of his energies, the final separation of publisher and bookseller came about, though never so decisively as that between bookseller and printer.

Tony Blair wanted to form one in 1997, but the fact that Labour won so decisively ruled that out.

The Desormeaux brothers were left to look for explanations after Exaggerator was so decisively beaten that Kent stopped urging him and wound up 11th.

Just after the midterm elections that so decisively favored Republicans, 53% of Americans said they would prefer that Republicans in Congress have more influence over the nation's direction, whereas 36% opted for Obama, for a GOP-tilted spread of 17 percentage points.

But these physical gifts would be a narrow kind of beauty without the additional virtue of psychological strength he demonstrated so decisively in a match that lasted 4 hours 16 minutes and produced a fifth set of 30 games.