Sentence examples for be able to definitively from inspiring English sources
"Doctors haven't been able to give us any definitive answers and may not be able to definitively do so in the future," Matthew Curtin, 27, a Washington lawyer, said of his brother's death.
"To be able to definitively attribute results to the stakes of a test is a stretch for any of them".
NEXUS II should be able to definitively answer questions about the validity and reliability of clinical criteria as a preliminary screen for blunt head trauma.
In the event of disputes, parties need to be able to definitively identify a dispositive, authoritative version of a statute, regulation, or other legal document.
"We know there's fraud, but we may never be able to definitively quantify how much is fraud and how much is gross mismanagement".
For instance, scientists will be able to definitively measure whether critical components in a nuclear reactor will remain intact in the coming years, or if they are more likely to break during an accident.
However, neither Burnham nor Cooper has been able to definitively emerge as Corbyn's main challenger.
No one has been able to definitively confirm or refute the Die Zeit story.
Scientists haven't been able to definitively date when the corridor opened, instead focusing on tracking evidence of human settlements.
"We were able to definitively access the data of the drone, once we brought it down," General Hajizadeh said.
