Sentence examples for definite new from inspiring English sources

"It marked a definite new era for the organization, a definite new direction".

Bitterness, he believes, is a definite new trend.

It's equally absurd to call the federation's efforts to establish a political action committee for the gun industry "a definite new era".

A definite new infection was a seroconversion with confirmatory stool or IgM result.

Of probable or definite new infections, 75% were attributable to exposure to an infected person with gastroenteritis.

Among the 30 new infections, 7 met criteria for a definite new infection, 7 for a probable new infection, and 16 for a possible new infection (Table 2).

"This is a definite New York story," Diane Wolkstein said.

Samuel Spencer Blum, a real estate lawyer here, said he has seen "a definite decrease" in new contracts.

Leah Welch In the later 19th century there is a definite infusion of new tone and attitudes.

In 2004 the Orange brigades had clear leaders, a definite aim (a new election, which they got) and formidable discipline.

The other patient had a new definite headache diagnosis (primary stabbing headache) during follow-up.