Sentence examples for a relatively definite from inspiring English sources

She explained that Jack and Avery having a child was "problematic", observing that it puts a "relatively definite end" to the sexual tension between Liz and Jack that occurred in the show's first season.

In this study, the placental mammals sampled were all from Boreoeutheria fauna, whose members diverged at a relatively definite date, approximately 94 100 MYA [33] [34].

"[The Civil War] had a definite beginning, a relatively short middle--four years--and an absolute end.

However, given the relatively low risk of complications associated with IV fluid resuscitation, especially the volume transfused during typical transport times, it seems like a relatively low-risk intervention, with definite potential benefits that further studies should explore.

The valuable information can be directly used in the theoretical model to present a relatively clear yield line mechanism and definite pressure center.

Any rain would be a definite plus for him but he is a relatively fresh horse who has not had many miles on the clock since Christmas.

Being a relatively small woman of Asian heritage, people a have a definite idea of who I am supposed to be before they know anything about me.

A spot is a definite, localized area.

A frightened child is a definite thing.

Neither a definite yes nor a definite no.

"A very definite place".