Sentence examples similar to time for decisiveness from inspiring English sources

Mr Kaczynski sounds avuncular rather than divisive, stressing the need for decisiveness at a time of crisis.

A culture where volume is mistaken for decisiveness.

Indian democracy is chaotic and cries out for decisiveness.

"An instinct for decisiveness is great — until it's not".

At the same time, his decisiveness is oddly lulling; you can just sit there while the worker ants carry the load and then let Trump take responsibility for who gets to live another day and who gets stepped on.

Yet managers typically admire and are rewarded for decisiveness, efficiency, and action not thoughtful reflection.

But it's possible for decisiveness to be a bad thing.

Wilson, having defeated the autocrats, wanted to match them for decisiveness.

With his astute treatment of the media and reputation for decisiveness, Mr Valls could reinvigorate a reformist government.

But above all, when many Japanese feel their nation is drifting and leaderless, Ms. Tanaka enjoys a rare reputation for decisiveness.

The need for decisiveness - to spend or to cut - means the lumbering luxury of state independence will go.