Sentence examples for definite status from inspiring English sources

Appointed minister of war under Raymond Poincaré in 1912, he reorganized the higher command and for the first time gave a definite status to military aeronautics.

Ecclesiastical condemnations of propositions considered false or dangerous and threats against the holders of doctrines implied by these propositions gave a more definite status to the Averroists, although many propositions condemned at Paris and Oxford in 1270 and 1277 had nothing to do with Aristotle and little with Averroës.

"He was a definite status symbol.

First, there must be a definite final status for Kosovo.

Isn't it time Britain joined Europe in qualifying young people in broad-based occupations, with a definite social status and wage to give them the confidence they deserve?

Each gene was assigned a score of two for a specific and definite expression status (transcribed or dormant).

In addition, when we compared the parasite load with the definite clinical status of the animal (without parasite load classification), the numbers of positive symptomatic dogs were higher than asymptomatic and oligosymptomatic ones.

This trend has enjoyed much recent longevity within the megalomaniac community – think, Donald Trump, Milo Yiannopoulos and Julian Assange – which suggests a definite undercurrent of status symbolism involved.

With new-born feeding being faced every few hours, the emotions and challenges are compounded, perhaps explaining the definite causal stressor status women attributed to it.

Why We Took the Car has definite potential for cult status, as does Dead Ends by Erin Lange, now in paperback (Faber £6.99): another account of unlikely allies that delivers depth with pace.

But although I've reported on every Stoppard first night over the last half-century, I still haven't come to any definite conclusion about his status as a dramatist.