Sentence examples for answer once and for all from inspiring English sources

It might answer once and for all the question: Is it Brady or Belichick who deserves credit for the three Super Bowl championships?

Controlled studies led to the discovery that bloodletting is harmful rather than helpful, and randomized trials of screening mammography would therefore be a worthy gold standard to answer once and for all the question of whether the test saves lives.

Will they choose to battle him in court and get a settled answer once and for all, which may not be in their favour, or will they weave these appointments into a narrative painting the president as power-hungry and dismissive of the constitution?

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 21 , 1940P. 81 I have long nourished the desire to answer, once and for all, those questions that people are continually asking o one another without getting a civil reply, or as a rule, any reply at all.

Will it finally answer, once and for all, whether Boba Fett survived the sarlacc pit in Disney's hacked-and-slashed version of the canon?

This is the question that delegates who attended a World Health Organization (WHO) meeting 21 22 January 2008 in Geneva, Switzerland, are now trying to answer once and for all.

This week, the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published an editorial that answered once and for all the question "Is Charlie Hebdo racist?".

The cameo's question has long since been answered once and for all in the affirmative, but the questions about race that led on from it seemingly refuse to accept that they have been settled.

Battered by accusations undermining its credibility, "Manhunt," however, is now in a position to have a serious effect on reality television -- perhaps answering, once and for all, the question of whether the new, MTV-style contests between everyday people sweeping network television are fact or fiction, the equivalents of amateur sporting events or professional wrestling matches.

I have suggested that there is no once-and-for-all answer.

It turns out that in 2007, this question was answered once and for all.