Sentence examples for definitive however from inspiring English sources

His colleague was definitive, however.

The new map is by no means definitive, however.

Neither these nor any other interpretations of the first three movements are definitive, however.

Their results could not be seen as definitive, however, with total C storage predicted to be 0-90-9%gher under one climate model outcome, and 5-6% lower under another climate model outcome.

Education research is rarely definitive, however, and this study, funded by the U.S. Department of Education and conducted by Mathematica Policy Research Inc. in Princeton, New Jersey, is no exception.

This claim of incompatibility should not be taken as definitive, however; there may well be ways in which the two theories, or perhaps the most promising elements of each theory, can somehow be combined (for recent attempts to go in such a direction, cf. Zalta (2000), Voltolini (2006)).

This small study hardly constitutes definitive proof, however.

To reach any definitive conclusions, however, it would be helpful to have more granular data.

As the definitive grandfather, however, his greatest affection was reserved for his grandchildren, Samantha, Suzanna, Zach, and Max.

The definitive advance, however, came forty years later, when the classification was revised by a committee headed by the French statistician and demographer Jacques Bertillon.

A definitive orbit, however, is required before an accurate prediction can be made of the object's true distance and future path through space.