Sentence examples for though decisive from inspiring English sources

And yet, there is an equal possibility that in a period of shock and despair, people will instead opt for -- or inadvertently facilitate the emergence of -- a more heavy-handed, though decisive style of leadership, thus spelling the end of the Aquino administration and its reformist agenda.

The Republican verdict was decisive, though not as unanimous.

Third-bottom Cologne's draw with Stuttgart ultimately proved decisive, though, with Kaiserslautern seven points from safety and facing 2.Bundesliga football next season.

Adams' composure in the home straight was decisive, though; he won the opening leg of the 10th set against the throw and double-16 edged him 2-0 ahead before levelling the match at 5-5.

In motions graceful and decisive, though, and with reactions as fast as the imagination, he is a master of drop shots, of cat-and-mouse, of miscellaneous dinks and chips and (riskiest of all) the crosscourt half-volley.

Some of these, though, could be decisive.

A decisive (though very demanding) test would require walking on the chromosome toward the direct target of selection: under the scenario of local adaptation FST should increase [ 43] while under the scenario of unconditional positive selection FST should decrease.

The news has been good, though not decisive, for inflation.

Not a bad show, though the decisive nature of Huxley's 'victory' is now questioned by many historians.

The Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist was technically the losing goalie, even though the decisive goal came after he was removed for an extra attacker.

It's not the end of the road for Damore, though this decisive refutation of his complaint is a significant and public setback.