Sentence examples for were more decisive from inspiring English sources

Mistakes defined this game as much as talent did, and Bayern's were more decisive.

Studio chiefs were more decisive, and filmmakers didn't have to endure the endless development process that stymies careers today.

For all the claims that educational differences and international trade were the main causes of income inequality in America, the experience of the 1990's increasingly suggests that slow growth and high unemployment were more decisive.

Finally, judgments in personal dilemmas by the propranolol group were more decisive.

Even when the finishes were more decisive, McGinn saw his hooked volley tipped away by Ridgers, while the substitute Lawrence Shankland saw his effort smack off the crossbar late on.

Finally, we investigated whether individuals in the propranolol group were more decisive in their judgement of moral acceptability.

Since their decisions will be more decisive than ours in the outcome, that has to be counted as a good thing.

"He's just making much better decisions, and he's more decisive in some of the things that he's doing in the pocket".

In contrast, men who make decisions unilaterally are viewed as being more decisive and competent.

If the emphasis is on making decisions about administering the intervention, Time 1 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 1 and anchored at Time 2. If the emphasis is on making decisions about the outcome of the intervention (success, failure), Time 2 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 2 and anchored at Time 1.

Shias are more decisive, confident and organised.