Sentence examples for definitive are from inspiring English sources

Today's Supreme Court decisions, though far from definitive, are an answer to that plea.

Statistics that had earlier seemed so definitive are translated peremptorily into flesh, and flesh is heir to miseries" he writes.

The results, though a long way from being definitive, are encouraging.Two of the studies the team looked at were randomised control trials.

In the 1960s and 70s, he defined street photography as an attitude as well as a style – and it has laboured in his shadow ever since, so definitive are his photographs of New York.

The types of soil and water samples and the types of data (screening and definitive) are discussed.

But definitive is beside the point.

Definitive is a dangerous word in criticism.

Even less definitive was Gianfranco Allegra, of the Italian Center for Electro-technical Experinentation, in Milan.

Virtually nothing definitive is known of Cabrillo's early life.

But definitive results are unclear.

Furthermore, its definitive guidelines are binding.