Sentence examples for definitively we will from inspiring English sources

In October she said definitively: "We will hire a woman who is going to direct a Star Wars movie".

Some of them cannot be answered definitively, but we will give it our best shot.

Now that the Democratic Primary is finally and definitively over, we will probably begin to hear even more about Barack Obama's relationship, even his problem, with Jewish voters.

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.

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

To definitively establish statistical significance, we will fix the probability of Type-I error at 1%.

For starters, member states avoided actual quantified benchmarks for 2030 for many of the targets, which means we will never definitively be able to assess whether they have been met or not!

"In under a second we will provide the information to the watch, then afterwards we will show a TV replay that will definitively prove what we showed the referee was correct.

Though the Federal Trade Commission estimates that 13.5 percent of the adult population is victimized in a given year, "I don't believe we'll ever know definitively," Dr. Shadel said.

"What remains is to finalize the agreement definitively, which will be done in the hours to come.

Sherman stated definitively: "I will not accept if nominated and will not serve if elected".