Sentence examples for with a decided from inspiring English sources

Which is to say sweet, with a decided tang.

A divided government may be ingrained: At the presidential level, Democrats start with a decided advantage.

At first, they were greeted with a decided lack of interest.

But Nebraska's baseball focus, with a decided emphasis on the obscure and the offbeat, has won praise.

It's no sure thing, but in the case of the high court, the result is a judicial panel with a decided bias in favor of business defendants.

(On a recent visit, a request for a good wonton-noodle restaurant resulted in a trip to a tea house with a decided lack of wonton noodles).

But few believe that the government will decide to pull the plug, so shareholders are left with a deciding vote on any restructuring or sale.There are three reasons for the government's reluctance.

He hit a pair of free throws with 14.6 seconds left in regulation to force the overtime, then pushed the Pistons ahead with a deciding 3-pointer with 15.2 seconds to play in overtime.

Froch's next fight was the subject of much scrutiny, with a deciding third fight against Mikkel Kessler touted or a second bout against Andre Ward, who defeated the Englishman in the Super Six Final in Atlantic City in 2011.

"If the race is still going on, Texas has a chance to be the deciding factor, or in combination with California, a deciding factor," Mr. Munisteri said.

Obama's announcement took many HIV cure researchers and advocates by surprise, but it was welcome news with a decided note of cautious optimism.