Sentence examples for even definitive from inspiring English sources

Pacquiao did not have a great night, although perhaps Romney did: he got to see a fight that was exciting, important, and possibly even definitive.

Comparing his book with two of the classics of scholarly self-examination -- Marc Bloch's "Historian's Craft and E. H. Carrr's "What Is History?" -- Gaddis intends to provide a clear, perhaps even definitive answer to the question of the relationship between history and science.

The aim of allergen-specific immunotherapy (SIT) is to induce desensitization (i.e. reduced immune reactivity) or even definitive absence of reactivity (tolerance) to the concerned allergen.

Though advantages of spacers of any type could not be proven, the results of our review and of the most recent reports (Hart and Jones 2006, Huang et al. 2006, Jämsen et al. 2006, Hsu et al. 2007) strongly suggest that the use of articulating spacers or even definitive new knee prostheses (Trezies et al. 2006)—does not affect the chances of eradicating an infection.

Even less definitive was Gianfranco Allegra, of the Italian Center for Electro-technical Experinentation, in Milan.

The scientific consensus on the threats posed by climate change even more definitive.

Other residents complain the oil company dictates what property owners can do above ground, even without definitive drilling plans.

WE even have definitive proof now that people of a certain age are not qualified to vote in Florida.

One obstacle to making an even more definitive voiceprint match was the poor quality of the recording on the tape.

After assuring the American people he did not have financial relationships with Russia and subsequently winning the election, Mr. Trump was even more definitive.

He says the report: represents even more definitive evidence of the growing urgency to immediately reduce the spewing of global warming pollution.