Sentence examples for still decisively from inspiring English sources

But, even after the emergence of belief in the resurrection of the dead, the essentially ethnic character of Judaism still decisively influenced soteriological thinking.

Most Americans assume that by the wee hours of tomorrow, the national media will declare (unofficially, but still decisively) either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump our next president.

Improvisation wasn't the driving point, but its challenge was still decisively met with a handful of prepossessing solos by Mr. Olatuja on five-string electric bass and Christian Sands, on piano and electric keyboard.

Both actors still score decisively, though.

Parliament remains gridlocked between these two choices, but, and as today has demonstrated, it can still act decisively.

The cascade could therefore filter out noise (signals of insufficient magnitude or duration) and still respond decisively to supra-threshold stimuli.

Although Thomas ordered a second division to reinforce Negley, the combined 10,000 federals still remained decisively outnumbered by 30,000 rebels on the morning of the 11th.

The variety of administrative and court requirements for buildings led to original designs that broke still more decisively with the colonnade orders of Classical temples.

If the BBC is to regain the commanding moral ground, it needs to show itself bigger than its critics by acting still more decisively.

Though it is not one of the six states with both a Democratic governor and a Democratic legislature, it is still a decisively left-leaning state, where Hillary Clinton garnered 54.3percentt of the vote in last year's general election compared with Trump's 38.1percentt.

That, obviously, includes just about every senior Labour figure, and a party that has still to decisively thrash out whether it believes in the social democracy of smokestacks and airports, or understands what the encroaching reality of climate change actually means.