Sentence examples for definitively have from inspiring English sources

After all, it's the definitive festival, and I definitively have never enjoyed a festival.

"There's nothing that we definitively have found to say that there are any Iranians operating within the country of Iraq, but rather some clear surrogate elements have been doing this," he said.

In that case, "personality" will definitively have triumphed over "issues," and the transformation of the Presidency of the United States into the presidency of the student council will be complete.

Rumors floating her name as a potential candidate for mayor in 2013, which Dr. Tisch has yet to put to rest definitively, have offered a measure of explanation to those in Mr. Bloomberg's inner circle, or at least some consolation.

Glaucoma suspect is a diagnosis reserved for individuals who do not definitively have glaucoma at the present time but have characteristics suggesting that they are at high risk of developing the disease in the future based on a variety of factors.

But we would definitively have missed a great opportunity to live and work together in a foreign country.

This solution definitively has some value since it would remove the labor market rigidity that leads to a visibly unfair distribution of job security and market risks and limits transition possibilities to permanent jobs.

Thereby, the assumed costs of small-scale wind turbines generally are too high for an off-grid integration, while PV definitively has reached off-grid parity in comparison to diesel-only off-grid solutions.

The only things Nargus and I definitively had in common were that we both enjoyed drinking and were not particularly familiar with Phish.

With this simple identifier we are able to classify 18% of all decoys pokes as definitively having an incorrect topology, without any additional assessment.

He cautioned that since there were no international observers on the ground, he could "not state definitively" what had happened.