Sentence examples for definitive course from inspiring English sources
But the firm is still considering other alternatives and has not settled on a definitive course of action, these people cautioned.
Robin Sellars, for the prosecution, said: "This case involves what the Crown say was a deliberate and definitive course of action by this defendant in preparation of an act or acts of terrorism.
For the next three or four weeks, he must wait for the swelling in his elbow to subside so that he can receive a second opinion and a definitive course of action for his injury.
Local recurrence after a definitive course of radiation therapy remains a significant clinical problem and represents a common pattern of failure for many solid tumors.
It's not definitive, of course.
Pilker's selections aren't definitive, of course; another audio architect surely could have had another take on my "brand".
The definitive images, of course, demonstrating the heroic role played by tea in the second world war were those photographs of the air-raid wardens and firemen during the Blitz drinking tea from mugs in the aftermath of bombing raids.
His message was echoed by the legendary leftist Manolis Glezos who implored voters not to ignore what he described as a decisive poll nearly six years after the eruption of Greece's debt crisis "Today's elections are definitive for the course of the country," said the nonagenarian, for many the face of resistance not only against brutal German occupation but brutal German-imposed austerity.
Of course, definitive claims about the effects of the initiative on faculty behaviors cannot be made here, given the nature of the data.
(Note that we go from Jonesy's perspective to Don's without a break -- we shift from the point of view of a man who's dying to Don's point of view seamlessly. Is he dying too? There's no definitive answer, of course, but the visual and thematic connection is too strong to ignore).
There is, of course, no definitive imagining of the tree or, indeed, of any of Beckett's clues.
