Sentence examples for definitive state of from inspiring English sources

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.

We may posit this distinction as one where prose operates within the realm of the intellect, with its abstract concepts and categories and where poetry rules supreme in the land of the qalb (heart) and rūḥ (spirit); where a constant taqallub (fluctuation) and murāwaḥa (vascillation) is the definitive state of reality.

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.

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

Capriati was definitive about the state of her relationship with Perry.

Numbers of Britain's native dormouse have declined by more than a third since 2000, according to the first definitive report on the state of the species.

That is hardly a definitive statement on the state of research into new engines and fuels, but it does demonstrate that new technologies are not about to make their commercial debut any time soon.

The report is the first update from the UN's intergovernmental panel on climate change in seven years, and is seen as the definitive account on the state of the science.

We finally remark on the lack of definitive analysis of the state of the alloy.

Therefore, in order to determine whether a Gal4DBD was present after nucleosome remodeling, we allowed SWI/SNF to carry out multiple rounds of remodeling reactions to potentially reposition the nucleosome sufficiently far from the Gal4 binding site to allow for a definitive assay of the state of binding at the Gal4 binding site.