Sentence examples for definitively could from inspiring English sources
Vessels of neutral countries were not to be attacked unless they definitively could be identified as enemy vessels operating under a false flag.
He continued: "I was going to continue giving absolute and firm commitment [to the US] until the point at which definitively I couldn't".
The question of how fast can't be answered definitively, but could you give us a sense of the estimates and how reliable you think they are?
Marc explained that he could definitively pick the perfect pair of glasses for anyone.
Ever lower long-term prices could definitively scatter the Saudi house of cards, with unforeseeable consequences.
One of the blotches was large enough that the orbiter's instruments could definitively identify the material as water ice.
No one could definitively tell Vazquez if the Montreal Expos would even exist in the 2002 season, so he scoured various Web sites trying to collect slivers of news.
"We were trying to be conservative and not rule anything out until we could definitively rule it out," Mr. Schmidt said.
He said he could definitively establish chain of custody of the samples, which were taken from areas hit by gas bombs in Idlib province.
As they both tell me, they would install one tomorrow – if only they could definitively work out what might look, and feel, best.
What kind of research could definitively answer the question of how the clotting risk with drug-coated stents compares with the risks of alternative treatments?
