Sentence examples for definitively reversed from inspiring English sources

Pew noted that the increase in its estimate doesn't necessarily mean a huge increase in the undocumented population, or that the trends have definitively reversed.

His success in battles against the Muslim states in the East definitively reversed the course of the centuries-long Byzantine Arab Wars and began Byzantium's 10th century "Age of Conquest".

Whether they admit it or not, some Republicans were likely hoping for the Texas court ruling to be reversed quickly and definitively.

Finally, the cross-sectional nature of the study, with simultaneous assessment of exposure and outcome variables, means that it is not possible to definitively exclude reverse causality as a potential influence on the findings.

Finally, as this study was cross-sectional with the exposure and outcome measures were made at the same time, it not possible to definitively exclude reverse causality as a potential influence on the findings (i.e., high glucose concentrations leading to increased sitting time or reduced activity).

"In recent months we have seen, definitively, Daesh's momentum was halted in Iraq and in some cases reversed.

Reversed, though.

Brutalization reversed.

Reversed alphabet.

The new FASB proposal would reverse the burden of proof, forcing auditors to definitively prove that any error was in fact "material" before requiring firms to disclose them.

The ability to reverse the bFGF/VEGF effect by provision of the product of the enzymatic reaction regulated by ASMase definitively identifies ceramide, and not some other factor regulated by these pro-angiogenic growth factors, as conferring their anti-apoptotic potential.