Sentence examples for definitively, we from inspiring English sources

In October she said definitively: "We will hire a woman who is going to direct a Star Wars movie".

"Nope," says the woman definitively, "We don't have any bags". What she could have said was, we don't have any big enough.

These are the essential questions for investors and cannot, of course, be answered definitively; we can only make assumptions on our interpretation of the evidence.

Again, to establish this more definitively, we would need longitudinal evidence.

One of the joint administrators for PwC, Matthew Hammond, said: "Although it's too early to say definitively, we are hopeful that we will sell the business as a going concern.

"What we want to be able to do is be as open as we can with the public, to let them know definitively, we're here to protect you.

That - combined with both presidential candidates' pledge to close Guantánamo - means we can now definitively say we have reached the beginning of the end.

It implies that we might be better off with epidemics that can end abruptly and definitively than we are with the insidious plagues that now afflict us.

However, we fully admit that we cannot definitively exclude it; we acknowledge in the Discussion a variety of mechanisms that promote single stranded DNA could generate kataegis.

Some of them cannot be answered definitively, but we will give it our best shot.

This week's IPCC report, produced by 1,250 international experts and approved by 194 governments, definitively says we must get off fossil fuels fast.