Sentence examples for are definitively out from inspiring English sources

The government's counter argument has been that there should be no safe spaces for terrorists and criminals to operate online, i.e. where their communications are definitively out of the reach of security and law enforcement agencies.

But the whole disturbing story is definitively out now.

The cat is definitively out of the bag.

Money is definitively out of politics.

Their cue to Bratton may mean that Kelly is definitively out of the race.

The writer György Konrád, one of the founders of the Free Democrats (SZDSZ), the party that was definitively wiped out in the last election, has thrown his toys out of the pram by talking of the end of democracy, when all he means is the end of his friends enjoying the excellent patisseries from the Hungarian parliament's buffet.

Martínez promised that he was a different fighter from his visit to Belfast last year when he was definitively knocked out by Frampton.

Although local folding or structural defects cannot be definitively ruled out for all of these mutants, each clone was expressed at wild-type levels on the cell surface, a cellular quality control mechanism for most GPCRs33.

In early March, the finances between Gonzalez and Cordera still hadn't been definitively worked out, but Nordine told Gonzalez to remove her property from the house anyway so he could start showing it.

That incremental approach is perhaps one reason that news from last year's electronics show was definitively drowned out by a much smaller gathering: Macworld in San Francisco, where Apple introduced the iPhone.

But when her spokesman was asked on Friday if this was being definitively ruled out, he said only that May was "focused on achieving" a 30 June departure at the latest, and would not be drawn on what else might happen.