Sentence examples for definitively state that from inspiring English sources

Other studies based on alternative definitions of fame are needed before we can definitively state that the 27 club is a chance finding.

Well, in bitter opposition to the classic male mantra I am here to definitively state that more is not better.

The implication is that the abduction rate has increased since the video was released, although it is impossible to definitively state that the two are causally linked.

They represent a cross-pollination that makes it harder than ever to definitively state that you like or dislike one genre or another.

"They are not measures that definitively state that poor quality care is happening.

To put to rest any speculation on this issue, I would like to definitively state that Samsung Electronics will not acquire Hewlett-Packard's PC Business.

"This report clearly and definitively states that tornadoes destroyed transmission lines in the north of South Australia, triggering the blackout.

Nope, says EA – the exclusivity deal is permanent: This was cemented by EA's Blake Jorgensen today when, during the firm's FYQ2 earnings call, he definitively stated that Respawn Entertainment's anticipated shooter will be exclusive "for the life of the title" to Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.

The SRLF has not definitively stated that one or the other of these two possibilities is best.

Further kudos are owed to MongoDB for definitively stating that they will be using SSPL, submitting SSPL in parallel to an organization called Open Source Initiative (OSI) for endorsement as an open-source license, but not waiting for OSI's endorsement to start releasing software under the SSPL.

I hurt his feelings and felt really weird for a while because of course I love my dad, to the max, and started calling him my best friend again after my dog died, but definitively stating that my mom is who I love the most in the world also felt like coming back from war with medals and treasures and heads on sticks.