Sentence examples for some decisiveness from inspiring English sources

But we have enough data on the subject to say with some decisiveness that our age of economic instability hasn't severed the traditional link between the bourgeois virtues and the hope of becoming, well, bourgeois.

Whereas I think we need some decisiveness, so we can clear up this issue". The Treasury chief secretary, Danny Alexander, agreed with Cameron, saying Scottish business could not tolerate the delay.

Mr. Salmond, he said, "knows the Scottish people at heart do not want a full separation, and so he is trying to create a situation where that bubbles and happens, whereas I think we need some decisiveness so we can clear up this issue".

"But I think it has also had the effect of hampering some of our decisiveness, and I want managers to manage and take responsibility for their decisions".

The running game has impressed in preseason, Doug Martin hinting at some of the decisiveness and power that went missing over the last two years.

Outstanding executives valued decision making decisiveness—"bias for action"—more than the comparison group.

Some call that decisiveness.

Yesterday, to his credit, he showed some shiftiness and decisiveness through the hole - if the two aren't a contradiction in terms -- and had a good game, averaging 6.1 yards per carry.

These facts, combined with the primitive public-health practices of many medieval armies, the poor condition of road networks, and the poverty of an agricultural system that did not generate much of a surplus upon which armies could feed, meant limits on the tempo of war and in some measure on its decisiveness as well at least in Europe.

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"Yes!" Greenspan replied, recovering some of his old decisiveness.