Sentence examples for definitively failed from inspiring English sources
The quarter-century experiment in uniting Yemen has definitively failed.
The split is tentative; Jane assigns him a sort of probation that by the end he has neither passed nor definitively failed.
His fate is unclear, but the ISIS experiment in governance — over an area the size of Indiana or of the country of Jordan — has definitively failed.
There is a whole new structure at the Bernabéu which offers hope – as well as proof – that Florentino Pérez's project definitively failed.
My take on the history of macro is that the notion of equilibrium business cycles had, by the standards of any normal science, definitively failed by any normal scientific standard by 1990 at the latest.
He added Cadbury has definitively failed to put together a coherent argument to justify its existence as a stand-alone company.
Earlier efforts to rehabilitate sex offenders, like Freudian psychoanalysis and electric shocks to the skin, failed definitively decades ago.
Speaking of Southwest, its loyal fans were frowning last week after the chief executive, Gary C. Kelly, failed to definitively holler "No way!" in a conference call in response to questions about whether Southwest, as one analyst put it, might be considering "more substantial revenue initiatives," like checked bag fees.
Indeed, a 2005 Home Office Consultation on the Possession of Extreme Pornographic Material failed to definitively establish that link, though its authors hypothesized that extreme pornography "may encourage or reinforce interest in violent and aberrant sexual activity".
Epidemiological studies have failed to definitively identify a single cause for PD, however, age is the greatest risk factor and many studies have implicated cumulative oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, protein aggregation and neuroinflammation in PD pathogenesis or progression [1], [2], [3], [4].
Wealth, respectability, recognition, and following failed to definitively establish his identity, either as esteemed member of society or rebellious outsider.
