Sentence examples for definitively settled from inspiring English sources

That argument was definitively settled some time ago.

JEROME GROOPMAN: This issue is not going to be definitively settled for the near future.

But the fact is that the issue of downstream emissions under NEPA has not been definitively settled by the courts.

The issue is so profoundly ideological that it is very unlikely that it will be definitively settled by research data.

Roberts asked his colleagues if they could think of any econometric study so well done that it had definitively settled a dispute.

Any doubts as to the artistic – rather than ethical or conceptual – merits of this new way of working were definitively settled by Rickard's pictures.

One wild card could still prevent the Supreme Court from definitively settling the question.

Judge Early has scheduled a mediation hearing aimed at definitively settling the feud over Brown's estate, which has dragged on for nine years.

The exegesis clarifies and evaluates Wittgenstein's arguments, drawing extensively on all the unpublished papers, examining the evolution of his ideas in manuscript sources and definitively settling many controversies about the interpretation of the published text.

Trust us, this blog was scheduled long before the unpleasantness, but given the amount of confusion that a certain supermarket's decision to straighten a morning pastry has caused, it is timely (indeed, of great relief to the nation) that How to Eat will now definitively settle what constitutes the perfect croissant.

In multiple trials, she always attempted a mix of tapping and swiping to move between the pages, never definitively settling on swiping (which is the correct action for the said task).