Sentence examples for absolutely firm from inspiring English sources

If the anomalous readings continue, Dr. Kane said, "you would have the first true, absolutely firm evidence for new physics".

The film's release date was moved again, to April 20 -- absolutely firm, according to the studio -- and then again, to April 27.

Of the two semi-finals the French teams are absolutely firm favourites but there is the possibility of an upset in both games".

"There's still an absolutely firm commitment to European missile defense, which is not about Russia; it's about Iran these days," said a senior administration official who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

We have to take resolute measures at whatever cost to put down the counterrevolutionary riot.... Li Peng: We have to be absolutely firm in putting down this counterrevolutionary riot in the capital.

But Sir Tim, who stepped down as president of the MCC in 2003, reckons: "In one or two people's minds, it may be pay-back time for our unfair domination of world cricket [in the past]."But on the central issue of the day whether England should tour Zimbabwe, or should cancel the tour and risk huge financial penalties and possible expulsion from world cricket both men are absolutely firm.

"I am absolutely a firm believer in what the organ means to hockey," said Lou Lamoriello, the Devils' general manager.

Another important implication for practice is that although we have previously argued that a significant mismatch between task and social interdependence is more likely to lead to negative than positive consequences, this does not mean that there is absolutely nothing firms can do to cope with such asymmetries once they have arisen.

The firm "absolutely" sees a further increase in emerging-market deals, Mr. Simpson said.

But elongated persimmons, usually the Hachiya variety, are absolutely inedible when firm.

It also quotes reviews of his performances: "quiet but firm", "absolutely terrific", "a particularly good advocate who has an engaging style with clients" and "popular, gutsy and polished".