Sentence examples for definitively sold from inspiring English sources
In an analysis of the case, Yale Law Professor James Whitman reasoned, "one's privacy, like other aspects of one's honor, was not a market commodity that could simply be definitively sold".
Cassavetes constructed the movie not around a script (though there was one) but around the three actors (and said that "the combination of three impossible people verging on lunacy appealed to me"); he pitched the project to Gazzara by shouting it at him across the Universal lot, and sold it to him definitively by screening "Faces" for him.
That point has been settled definitively today as a portrait-like image issuing from an AI sold for nearly half a million dollars at auction.
Sell: All harvested wood will be sold.
Stuart M. Saft and Marc Luxemburg, the chairman and president, respectively, of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, both say the Court of Appeals has definitively ruled that a sponsor must sell enough apartments to create what the court called a "fully viable" cooperative within a reasonable time.
And that, says Forrester Research analyst James McQuivey, means Amazon has definitively focused on selling e-books above selling e-readers.
One of the joint administrators for PwC, Matthew Hammond, said: "Although it's too early to say definitively, we are hopeful that we will sell the business as a going concern.
Condi Rice and Erskine Bowles are definitively past their sell-by dates.
The German grower produced many different types of sprouts, often selling them in mixes, and investigators were apparently unable to definitively identify a single variety as the culprit, despite some early accounts that blamed bean sprouts.
