Sentence examples for definitively solve from inspiring English sources

I expect that by 2015 we will definitively solve the child care problem in Poland.

That said, the Times story does not definitively solve the Manafort mystery.

It will take several experiments, seeing consistent signals, in order to definitively solve the dark-matter riddle.

Instead, they said, any initial six-month agreement is more likely to be followed by a series of partial agreements that constrain Iran's nuclear activities but do not definitively solve the nuclear issues.

More detailed structural determination or ad hoc molecular biology experiments are required to definitively solve this issue.

In this context, our expectation is that a panel of 48 validated SNPs and selected for MAF ≥ 0.30 and homogeneous distribution along the grapevine genome could definitively solve most genotyping problems in this species.

But the problems of the north are far from definitively solved.

It took the world's leading mathematicians several years to verify that Perelman had definitively solved the problem in a paper published in 2002.

Although the murder was never definitively solved, her father believed that it was the work of a prominent American expatriate who traveled in the circles of Beijing's high society and its underworld, too.

Forty years after the murder of 15-year-old Martha Moxley and three years after Mr. Skakel's conviction was thrown out, his cousin claims to have definitively solved the case.

"We want pension reform, but we want one that definitively solves the problem, unlike the two previous efforts, and one that is just," she said Thursday on RTL Radio in explaining why her party backed the strike.