Sentence examples for definitively missing from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, it had been unclear, invisible, definitively missing from the monitor.

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

We know that non-detection by PCR survey can not be interpreted definitively as a missing gene, but by trying more sets of primers and surveying more numbers of related species, the completeness of Hox gene PCR survey for a given animal group is expected to be high.

And it was definitively things I missed at that hospital which I use here.

In a dismal twist of fate, a fire in the suburban Paris warehouse where it was stored destroyed — definitively — the last remnants of this missing material.

I say this because many armories, such as one in Al-Qaqaa, where three hundred and eighty tons of powerful explosives went missing, now appear to have been definitively looted after the Americans arrived.

Dollar figures and other key details were missing, making it impossible to say definitively what effect their proposed scheme would have.

Jurors said the prosecution had not definitively proved that Mr. Alvo and Mr. DePaola knew about the missing section of standpipe.

Also Friday, the Israeli military announced it had definitively established that a soldier who had previously been described as missing had been killed in action.

Such data are currently missing in OA, mainly because of the absence of treatments that have definitively been shown to reduce progression.

Well, BWV 111 was a cantata that was missing its chorale, so this has been traditionally added, but it's not definitively by Bach (the same chorale melody in the St. Matthew Passion has a Picardy third).