Sentence examples for definite that the from inspiring English sources

"It's still too early to be definite (that the debris is from an aircraft) but definitely we have now had a number of very credible leads and there is increasing hope — no more than hope — that we might be on the road to discovering what did happen to this ill-fated aircraft".

It is probable, if not definite, that the Nets will relieve Don Casey of his duties.

It's now definite that the Israelis will stay here and the Palestinians will stay here.

Only in the last 10 were players told for definite that the match would resume.

And in some cases it is so definite that the gender dysphoric person wants to change their body.

"Our architect and other experts with whom we've consulted are definite that the building was not in danger of imminent collapse".

"There are at least six proposed routes and five of them include Lake Nicaragua, but there is nothing definite, that's all part of the unknown," he said.

Rosetta provides the most likely structure, but it is not definite if that is the form the molecule takes or whether or not it is viable.

Legionella are fairly common bacteria, Dr. Lipsman said, and although the cooling tower is the likely source, it is not yet definite that all the victims became sick from walking past the tower.

But then if 'it' really is semantically indefinite in (13), why should it induce familiarity effects at all?[20] One might reply that it is the fact that 'it' is "syntactically" definite that triggers the familiarity effects CDQ posits.

While we must have a peace deal that is firm, assuring and definite, that ensures the protection of civilians as well as aid workers, we also desperately need donors to reinvest and recommit to the future of South Sudan.