Sentence examples for definitive say from inspiring English sources
"We have to wait for the Americans to have a definitive say, but we also have to study alternatives".
Since the coercer has the final and definitive say over whether he will engage in coercive activity (and who will be engaged by it), it may make more sense to identify our phenomenon of interest with a certain form of activity by the coercer, admitting that such activity may or may not result in any further noticeable consequences.
Their estimates are illustrative, not definitive, says Sir Partha.
"The fun thing about science is that nothing is ever really definitive," says Ms Kelley.
"My style is pretty definitive," said Jane Harpel, a semiretired decorator and a client of Mrs. Finkel.
"It's pretty definitive," said one person who has eaten with him.
"There's not anything definitive," said Alan B. Lancz, the president of Alan B. Lancz & Associates, a money manager in Ohio.
The Knicks are listing Anthony as probable, but Anthony was more definitive, saying, "I will play tonight".
Definitive says it was able to slim the units down by using an aluminum dome rather than a paper cone to produce the sound.
"We believe it will end up being a positive, but probably still too early to be definitive," said Alexia S. Quadrani, a media analyst at J. P. Morgan.
The second test, done at the department's National Veterinary Laboratory in Ames, Iowa, is considered definitive, said Dr. John T. Clifford, the deputy administrator for animal and plant health inspection.
