Sentence examples for definite good from inspiring English sources
The Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat said it was "definite" good news that Mr. Bush had been elected.
The comparatively lower direct cost, indirect costs and production overheads are a definite good resource for Hong Kong manufacturers to tap.
Spermatozoa were con sidered to be motile only if they exhibited progressive motility of a score of at least 3 or 4 on a scale of 0 4 (0, absent; 1, weak or sluggish; 2, definite; 3, good; 4, vigorous) [ 19].
"Around the city there's definitely an air of optimism and there's a definite feel-good factor around the club which is great because it's a fantastic football club.
The patients who accepted LVAs shared some of the features such as definite visual demands, good affordability, good cognitive ability and significant improvement in the quality of life with the help of LVAs.
Not definitive, just definite.
First define what is good teaching Good teaching has a clear focus, with definite goals based on musical principles.
Finally, the control of excessive weed growth is a definite asset of good mulching.
Diana Fortuna, the president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a fiscal watchdog group financed by businesses, said that, from the city's perspective, "the bad news here is more definite than the good news".
The small microbial consortium with several and definite strains has good application prospect, which can be used as a model system in the development of methods and techniques, and is beneficial to use synthetic biology to design microbial consortia.
