Sentence examples for cannot be definitively from inspiring English sources

The British graffiti artist Banksy likes pizza, though his preference in toppings cannot be definitively ascertained.

But the study also said that "several elevations persist and certain potential dose-response relationships cannot be definitively excluded".

"The question cannot be definitively answered without reviewing the proprietary lease," said Thomas M. Curtis, a Manhattan co-op lawyer.

It is an observational study, not a randomized trial, so cause and effect cannot be definitively established.

Whether the incident is true or not cannot be definitively confirmed (Kosinski committed suicide in 1991) but that may be the point.

Although Alzheimer's cannot be definitively diagnosed until after death, the advent of PET scans has improved the prospect of predicting whether a given patient will develop symptoms.

"This omission, whether intentional or inadvertent, raises questions regarding interpretation and implementation that cannot be definitively resolved by the Congressional Research Service," the report says.

The second component, "theories," reflects understanding that scientific theories are not just guesses but also cannot be definitively proved.

The dates at which the Ranken coach was altered and re-upholstered in new coated fabrics cannot be definitively established.

The fate of the class of 2015 cannot be definitively known until they graduate and enter the job market.

It is possible he made other translations which have not survived or which cannot be definitively attributed to him.