Sentence examples for yet decisively from inspiring English sources

Instead, it focused on the bottom of the market and gradually yet decisively worked itself upward.

But he said that the air campaign had not yet decisively tilted the conflict with rebel militias.

For all Peres's Panglossian fantasies of a "new Middle East" the electorate narrowly yet decisively favoured Netanyahu that May.

His tone was full-bodied yet lyrical, with none of the swagger and bravado of Sonny Rollins; his musical lines were longer, his interjections and digressions more quietly yet decisively surprising.

Though this is as good as the new American restaurant cooking gets, the beautiful rusticity of the project and the environment is not yet decisively represented on the plate.

What they had not figured out was that a diffuse, scattershot popular anger had not yet decisively found a powerful enough outlet, but that the staging of a referendum and the cohering of the leave cause would deliver exactly that.

ACTH is present in all jawed vertebrates but has not yet been decisively demonstrated in agnathans.

He is conscious that sceptical observers accuse him, so far, of not yet acting decisively.

Though the community has sympathized with the uprising, its traditional leadership has yet to decisively enter the fray against Mr. Assad, and the government itself, veering between crackdown and concession, had appeared reluctant to provoke the Kurds.

More important, the government's decision casts doubt upon its commitment to a serious overhaul of the economy, which has yet to decisively rebound from a decade of decline.

He said the figures were consistent with Britain-wide polls this month suggesting UKIP's momentum "may currently have stalled", but there was nothing to suggest UKIP "have yet gone decisively into reverse".