Sentence examples for definitively because from inspiring English sources

Almost no one, meanwhile, wants to answer the question definitively, because, for a critic, alternating between one's artistic and scientific temperaments is fun — it's like switching between the ocean and the sun at the beach.

It's hard to know definitively because there's no way to track how often players flop now versus before.

It's tempting to link the amount we drink with the frequency of alcohol-related harm, but it's hard to do so definitively because many factors are involved.

"As far as I know, [Weeki Wachee has] never had a black performer, ever," professor Kokai said, though the question is difficult to answer definitively because the park's archival photos were burned in an ownership change.

In a comment piece in this week's issue of Nature, Pisanski writes at length about Szust and exposes her as a fraud — which Pisanski can state definitively because she and three colleagues invented Szust out of whole cloth, to draw attention to the proliferation of fake and disreputable science journals.

We were unable to identify taxa to species definitively because most species were not reproductive during the survey periods.

Voces said the fired workers' immigration status had not been definitively determined because of the ICE suspension.

"Scientists never like to say something is definitively it, because a new discovery always comes along," said Dr. Ollmann Saphire.

"None of this has been definitively proven because kids wearing heels is a new concept," said Dr. Wollowick, an adult and pediatric spinal and orthopedic surgeon.

Meanwhile 5 patients had to be definitively explanted because of device infection (3) or paresthesia intolerance (2).

It can't be definitively answered, because it involves deep and controversial puzzles such as the nature of meaning and consciousness.