Sentence examples for almost definitive from inspiring English sources

And England's last two visits have been almost definitive.

It was a step back from the almost definitive tone of "A War We Just Might Win" (a bad headline, and not the authors').

The aim is to find a correct and almost definitive answer to the question of whether the ancient Egyptian sacred constructions were astronomically aligned or not.

This observation was supported by recent evidence of increased levels of saliva and serum antioxidants and serum malondialdehyde in CRPS patients [ 14], which is almost definitive proof for the involvement of free radicals in the pathophysiology.

The technique offers the clinician almost definitive diagnostic certainty when positive for malignancy (specificity 96 100%) but has a poor ability to detect malignancy (sensitivity 18 57%) (de Bellis et al, 2002b; Baron et al, 2004; Harewood et al, 2004; Moreno Luna et al, 2006).

An almost-definitive property of the class of Boolean algebras is that their polynomials in the initial Boolean algebra are all the operations on that algebra.

Waterstone's figures, taken from market research company Nielsen BookScan's tally of electronic till receipts in almost all UK bookshops and websites, are virtually definitive.

"They're almost the definitive Nebraska mother and father.

"Almost" withholds definitive knowledge of things, and it invokes the provisional nature of everything found in a narrative, including, of course, the narrator's own knowledge of the facts he's been narrating.

These days, it seems to be almost as definitive a holiday album as Bing Crosby's Merry Christmas.

Furthermore, there is almost no definitive evidence of any spatiotemporal requirement for the establishment of an inflammatory microenvironment during tumor growth and progression.