Sentence examples for can definitively from inspiring English sources

Other studies based on alternative definitions of fame are needed before we can definitively state that the 27 club is a chance finding.

In the intervening day, "we now can definitively rule it out".

There's no repository that can definitively answer every question about the game.

"We have a long ways to go before we can definitively prove that.

But caution must be exercised before we can definitively say that Ober-See lacks stromatolites.

Just how far back is a question no one can definitively answer.

Testers need to determine what they monitor and for how long before an athlete in that system can definitively be stamped as a clean athlete, they say.

It's entirely possible she didn't, but then, who can definitively say that Hunter willfully took the steroids he is accused of taking?

Unless the lawyers can definitively argue otherwise, there seems no compelling reason why rugby should not follow cricket's lead and consider extending the current three-year wait.

Opinions range from "This is nothing new, we have always known that he is a racist" to "Finally, we can definitively say that he is a racist".

Whether anyone still cares that much may be one of the few questions Mr. Garment can definitively answer with his book, "In Search of Deep Throat" (Basic Books).