Sentence examples for definitively be from inspiring English sources
PALAEOETHOLOGY, working out how long-extinct animals behaved, is a subject whose practitioners can never, definitively, be proved right.
Testers need to determine what they monitor and for how long before an athlete in that system can definitively be stamped as a clean athlete, they say.
Einstein's theory of relativity implies that time and space as we understand them, the very elements in which we live, cannot definitively be measured.
That system has recently been improved so that entries and exits can more definitively be matched, federal officials said, although there remains a large backlog of unconfirmed exits.
First, it is even harder for him to promise that American sanctions will definitively be lifted (as opposed to suspended by presidential waiver).
For starters, member states avoided actual quantified benchmarks for 2030 for many of the targets, which means we will never definitively be able to assess whether they have been met or not!
'Ann Patchett'," she says definitively, "is the brand.
12.50pm: So here, definitively, is how the day will play out.
What can be said, definitively, is that the Met's change of policy diminishes the cultural life of New York.
"They definitively were not, and are not, in need of money," he told 5 live Investigates.
