Children are generally happy-go-lucky unless there is a definite issue at hand.
With all due respect to its superb theatrical values, the Luhrmann "Bohème" raised definite musical issues.
The three firms that provide the product said that they had definite logistical issues, which made it impossible for them to respond to the demand," Costa said, adding that the companies "promised to solve the problem soon".
"After several flights, it was apparent that the company and plane could not perform as represented, and that there was a definite safety issue, especially in cold weather," said Ms. Binder.
But, based on the public comments and interviews with people involved — who insisted on anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject — a few essentials are clear: One of the administration's central claims to reporters was that Ms. Kennedy had, in the words of a person close to the governor, "a definite tax issue" and "a nanny problem" that "she didn't want to become public".
"There's a definite gender issue here at work when it comes to anti-Muslim hate".
Because knowledge about the spreading of pain and under what circumstances the spreading of pain increases, decreases, or remains unchanged is derived mostly from studies that were not specifically designed to examine these issues, definite conclusions are difficult to draw.
(In later years, McCreary's unwillingness to take a definite stand on key issues of reform would earn him the nicknames "Bothsides" McCreary and "Oily Jeems").
On the one hand, it poses a definite human rights issue that needs to be solved over time.
"He's got very definite ideas about aesthetic issues," said Nancy Maniscalco, a friend from the neighborhood.
