Sentence examples for categorically makes from inspiring English sources

Yet scientists point out that the class of substances lumped together under the plastics postmark is so broad and diverse that to condemn or condone them categorically makes no sense.

Meanwhile, the FBI's dangerous new proposal that would force tech companies like Google and Facebook to insert backdoors into all their internet email and chat programs would categorically make cybersecurity worse.

Due to some key issues that Morocco is facing (lake of water, high energy importation, and impact of climate change) and the weak economic progress and social development policies for boosting job creation and decreasing social and spatial gaps, Morocco has categorically made the green economy a strategic focus of its sustainable development policy [49].

But did that categorically make him a bad person?

OCR explained, in another guidance letter to universities nationwide, that the First Amendment categorically made it impossible for the agency to require universities, whether public or private, to pass codes that punish protected speech.

Outside therapeutic hypothermia [ 13, 14], I struggle to think of a recent specific intervention that has categorically made a large difference to outcomes.

Based on the available literature, we cannot at present categorically make the case for routine measurement and repletion of vitamin D in clinical practice but we do suggest that this is an area in urgent need of further randomized controlled level evidence.

Leeds said in a statement on Thursday: "Mr Cellino categorically denies making the statement … and would like to make it clear that such a statement does not represent his views of women in football whatsoever".

In her written response, Mrs. Wachner categorically denied making such remarks.

Bukovsky said: "I categorically deny making any indecent or prohibited photographs, pseudo-photographs or videos of children.

He said: "I categorically deny making any indecent or prohibited photographs, pseudo-photographs or sharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings.