Sentence examples for definitive in from inspiring English sources

Overall, the core biopsy results were definitive in 79.8% of the cases: this included definite benign results in 57.3% of cases and a definite malignant diagnosis in 22.5%.

"But nothing is ever definitive in the Presbyterian Church.

"Arthur thought she was definitive in the role".

The County Legislature's Republican minority leader, Peter J. Schmitt, was similarly definitive in rejecting the concept.

The mayor, however, could not recall being so definitive in his comments.

A great knockout is definitive in a way that few other athletic moments are.

And in recent years, Mr. Romney has been far more definitive in characterizing his departure.

Mr Mason was not trying to be definitive in his three suggestions.

Therefore, its conclusions cannot be considered definitive in either fact or law.

Experts also criticised Chilcot's statement todaythat the inquiry was "not definitive in the sense of a court verdict".

Having daringly declined to be historically definitive in its early inclusions, it could have been freer in its later choices.