Sentence examples for definitive idea from inspiring English sources

Neither the industry nor the government has any definitive idea how much could be recovered.

For instance, we need to have a definitive idea of what the ballots have to say.

Well, no one seems to have a definitive idea, beyond "they were as good as anybody else" and "they were available".

Until we have a more definitive idea of how hearing loss impacts driving safety, it will probably not be emphasized when it comes to policy decisions about medical assessments for driving.

Degas came into an establishment art world that prized most highly the grand picture — the carefully conceived, rigorously executed, historically informed image that, following proven guidelines, would fully and with erudition encapsulate a definitive idea.

A strong-willed woman, known for her impeccable dress and her devotion to her Yorkshire terrier, Mickey, Mrs. Schaefer had definitive ideas and was not quick to change her mind, Mrs. Chesley said.

Beyond the general principles of good emergency planning and response captured in these reports and current guidance documents, definitive ideas of best practice in this field based on tried and tested solutions have yet to emerge.

Note that these are interpretations, not definitive ideas.

The ruling was not quite so definitive about the idea of giving pot to a 5-year-old, however.

Nor has "triple bottom line," "ESG" (environmental, social, governance), or even "Impact" given us clarity in terms of a definitive metrics-based idea for understanding whether a company is really contributing to our world in a positive and replenishing way, or simply another extractor of resources leading us closer to the demise of our species.

The findings are not definitive, but strengthen the idea that animals play a role in transmitting SARS, Dr. Stöhr said.