Sentence examples for definitive enough from inspiring English sources

This was definitive enough.

Fifth Avenue goes south, that's definitive enough.

And some of that evidence, they say, may not be definitive enough to satisfy the higher standard.

Officials there say the evidence so far, while intriguing, is not definitive enough to call for a shift in strategy on H.I.V. prevention.

If the dismal opening weekend of "The Real Cancún," the studio's attempt to translate the reality television phenomenon to movie theaters, were not definitive enough -- it had its debut in a distant ninth place -- this second weekend made it certain.

The court's defense of affirmative action was definitive enough that the University of Texas said it would resume practicing it, years after a lower court required it to stop.

"We don't have enough definitive evidence to say, 'This causes an injury and even if you don't have an injury you should change it,' " said Stephen Messier, who directs the biomechanics lab at Wake Forest University.

This week's studies, although not definitive, do provide enough reason for researchers to redouble their efforts to understand the complex links between a child's early life and its later health.

It was released in 1978, the year it became apparent even to the most cocooned rock aristocrats that punk represented not a passing fad, but a definitive shift important enough to require them to formulate some kind of response, usually in the form of a back-to-basics approach.

Our results may not be definitive or robust enough; however, there is a consistency in them, and we do not consider this as a 'negative trial'.

Some growers prefer a more neutral pH between 6 and 7.[17] Unfortunately, there have not been enough definitive studies to determine the perfect environment for ginseng, but it should grow adequately in any pH range from 4 to 7. Fertilize if necessary.