Sentence examples for established definitively from inspiring English sources

(We still haven't established definitively whether Ashton prefers Cathy or Catherine).

Their extent has not been established definitively, but they are believed to occupy less than 1 percent of the total land area on Earth, predominately in the southeastern United States (in soil zones currently classified as Acrisols) and Malaysia.

Big Tobacco's subsequent refusal to acknowledge that smoking is harmful or habit-forming may have been duplicitous, but it surely scores as the most spectacularly unsuccessful disinformation campaign in history, since anyone who does not know that smoking is bad for you lives on Mars.Even before science established definitively that tobacco can kill you, people knew it was trouble.

"As milk consumption may rise globally with economic development and increasing consumption of animal source foods, the role of milk in mortality needs to be established definitively now," said Professor Mary Schooling, of City University of New York's school of public health.

Careful measurements have now established definitively that the universe appears to be flat, to a precision of one percent.

Neither the use of heparin or eptifibatide was found to independently increase thrombocytopenic risk.Although causality between thrombocytopenia and adverse clinical events could not be established definitively, thrombocytopenia was highly correlated with both bleeding and ischemic events, and the presence of this condition identified a more-at-risk patient population.

We need to establish definitively what's behind this huge waste of competent, employable women.

(As is often true in such cases, the details may be impossible to establish definitively).

Whether this accumulating new science establishes, or ever can establish, definitively, that endocannabinoids are behind runner's high, is uncertain.

As a result, Mrs. Hewitt's lawyer, like many others confronting privately owned homes, has been unable to establish definitively who was responsible for her mother's care.

Judge Chin went through a series of questions designed to establish definitively that Madoff knew what he was doing in pleading guilty, and Madoff answered succinctly: Yes.