Sentence examples for definitive state from inspiring English sources

But films are fragile things that often exist only fleetingly in their definitive state.

"The problem with the concept of going back to your country is that it is not a definitive state," says Sergio Carrera.

In every case the text was the first thing decided upon; some texts have taken years to reach a definitive state".

Citizens nevertheless took it quite seriously, gravely putting aside Fletcher's Corny Dogs, fresh funnel cake, cans of Dr Pepper and sundry other definitive state fair consumables for the brief recitation.

A major strike on Iran (or even a minor strike, for that matter) will throw the region into a definitive state of religious winter.

Even though the media outlets who sponsor many of the polls like to present them as the definitive state of the race, the fact is that there is a lot of guesswork involved and plenty of room for error.

According to various lists, which may not be definitive, states that use systems similar to Washington's are Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Tennessee.

Although soil erosion in vineyards is key to understanding the sustainability of agricultural management, there is not a worldwide definitive state-of-the-art review.

Although a series of reports produced for the African Burial Ground project in 2006 backed away from this definitive stance — stating only that the design "has been interpreted" as a sankofa — it was nevertheless used as a central element in the granite memorial completed the next year at a cost of more than $5 million.

Using Fucci reporter mice that enable in vivo visualization of cell-cycle status, we detect increased proliferation during pre-HSC expansion followed by a slowing down of cycling once cells start to acquire a definitive HSC state, similar to fetal liver HSCs.

A lack of a definitive precursor state may lead to lower adherence and persistence to therapy as if it were not needed.