Sentence examples for definitive counter from inspiring English sources

That gauge isn't a definitive counter like a gas gauge.

The introduction of Spectre, an acronym for Special Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion, marks a definitive return to traditional 007 territory on behalf of the Bond production company Eon and Sony, the film studio.

Clark did not mention Romney by name in prepared remarks sent to the press, but he unveiled what will likely be the definitive Democratic counter-argument to Romney on Iran.

Not definitive, just definite.

The head of SPECTRE (the Special Executive for Counter-Espionage, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion), Blofeld is the definitive Bond nemesis.

Therefore, a definitive cause of poor performance by the ASR™ was proposed and was available to counter any arguments regarding technical uncertainty.

His book, Counter Intelligence, Where to Eat in the Real Los Angeles, is the definitive tome on ethnic cooking in L.A.

"A lot of people who don't rent often get to the counter and ask, 'Do I need this insurance?' and we can't give them a definitive answer," Mr. Deutsch said.

He may not have landed a definitive victory but he did something else: he answered the question of whether anything could ever stop Trump or even effectively counter his insults.

"The counter-assumption tends to be, once a historical account is conscientiously done by a so-called objective observer, it is definitive," Mr. Duberman said.

Charles V. Bremer was very definitive.