"We take the time to help them understand what they really want so they can ask more definitively".
But we also may ask ourselves to definitively stop or start an activity we either want to jettison or introduce into our lives, as in start an MBA, stop procrastinating, start meditating, stop using condoms (aka have a baby).
While exit polls didn't ask about the issue specifically, Trump won definitively among voters who said they were angry or dissatisfied with the federal government.
If you ask the Guardian, it's the thing that definitively "proves Williamsburg is over".
Last week, a tribal council from Gardez came to Kabul to ask for a halt to the bombing and to say definitively that they believed that the strike against the Paktia convoy had been a mistake.
"Is it not better to clearly tell Eta that we are going to continue... until it is definitively defeated?" Mr Zaplana asked.
Mr. Baumgartner gave a small speech, stepped out of his capsule, and fell for four minutes and twenty seconds, breaking the sound barrier (and thus definitively answering the question asked by the Air and Space article), before opening his parachute, floating safely down to Earth, and landing on his feet.
In the end, many questions were left unanswered, because there were way too many eager people to ask them, and because some questions really couldn't be answered definitively.
"I know there are a lot of theories, but if you ask people who study it, they tell you there is no statistical correlation that can definitively make that conclusion".
We did not prospectively ask about the use of fever-reducing medications among infected HCP, and therefore we were unable to definitively assess the potential effect of their use on our findings.
