Sentence examples for definitive winner from inspiring English sources

Europe's recovery prospects were hurt again this week after Italian national elections on Monday failed to provide a definitive winner.

Pacquiao's promoter, Bob Arum of Top Rank Boxing, said afterward, "He was bound and determined to find a definitive winner once and for all".

Already, talk had turned to another fight between the men, a fourth chance to find a definitive winner, once and for all, or perhaps to never find one.

But in the moment, beneath Vonn, who was the definitive winner of the night, Mancuso looked silly, if not Napoleonishly self-anointing.

Currently, iOS is still the definitive winner.

LowePro, purveyors of everything camera related, appears to be the definitive winner at the moment.

But there isn't necessarily a definitive market winner yet in the peer-to-peer space, as the entire field is on a rising tide.

Her work in the Ferguson-inspired outing "The Lawn Chair" in particular was unforgettable and on its own proves why she is a definitive Memy winner.

He was co-author, with Ruth Rogers Clausen, of the definitive Perennials for American Gardens, winner of the 1989 Quill and Trowel award from the Garden Writers Association of Americaa.

The numbers were definitive enough that the winner was declared much earlier than any of us, on either side of the equation, imagined.

Not definitive, just definite.