Sentence examples for categorically changed from inspiring English sources

Hall is adamant that the focus on exporting has categorically changed the outlook of the company: "Without us exporting – and successfully diversifying – our business wouldn't have survived through the recession.

Or does having children categorically change your perspective?

It can be hard to see just how categorically it changes (and could yet change) art.

"We refuse categorically to change a single Lebanese law," says Derbas, speaking by phone from Beirut.

Also, as we used a conservative criterion of change detection - the changes had to be identified - it is possible that our results do not categorically reflect change blindness and change identification, but also partly some weaker form of change awareness, a phenomenal "sensing" of the changes as reported by Rensink [ 1].

"Our position on who is included in the figures has not changed and we are categorically not reviewing whether or not students are included".

"The last line of the agreement categorically states that it cannot be changed whatsoever without all the associations agreeing to it".

He seemed to be saying that Fields changed her story, which is categorically untrue.

TLC was calculated as both raw change (TL2 minus TL1), and a percent change ((TL2-TL1)*100)/TL1, and categorically into TL change groups, as described below.

It was categorically stated originally that there would be two rings but then the picture changed," he said.

"I'm willing to state categorically that the corps must change," said its military boss, Lieutenant-General Robert Flowers.The corps has had a tough few years.