Sentence examples for definitively now from inspiring English sources
"As milk consumption may rise globally with economic development and increasing consumption of animal source foods, the role of milk in mortality needs to be established definitively now," said Professor Mary Schooling, of City University of New York's school of public health.
But failure to proceed definitively now on Kosovo's final status will produce a worse Balkan situation, one that blocks Serbia's move toward the west and ultimate membership in the EU, condemns Kosovo's ethnic minorities to dangerous ambiguity, and imperils fragile states like Bosnia and Macedonia.
Well there it is -- we can pretty much say it definitively now.
But the whole disturbing story is definitively out now.
Scientists have suspected for decades that a subterranean ocean might slosh between the rocky mantle and icy crust of Ganymede, the largest moon in our solar system, but they had not been able to prove it definitively until now.
"Obviously the question that everyone has is, are our observation and LIGO's observations coming from the same object — and we cannot say definitively right now," Adam Goldstein of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama said at a briefing.
The Sochi Olympics are now definitively over.
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He has proved himself many times over as a storyteller — and now, definitively, as a humorist.
"It means the sectarian conflict in the region has now definitively spilled over into Saudi Arabia".
This is false, a canard originally conceived by General Pinochet's enemies and now definitively despatched by his critics.
