Sentence examples for fairly definitive from inspiring English sources
It's not the last word on the film what would be?—but it's a fairly definitive first word.
It's not the last word on the film — what would be? — but it's a fairly definitive first word.
Bob Goodrich, ABC's producer, said there were no delays, just the requisite time with IMS to find replays that were "fairly" definitive.
Even if there are some facts around her mental health that were left undisclosed, they would need to be fairly definitive to justify withholding the entire £8m.
The broader point — and one thing this evidence is fairly definitive upon — is that the rate of change is what counts.
These are, she says, "fields of study with fairly definitive answers" and it would be hard to argue that they are "essential to civilization".
That sounded pretty definitive.
Sounds pretty definitive, right?
That's pretty definitive.
In particular, we assumed that in the absence of symptomatic relief, physicians would move fairly quickly to definitive diagnosis (endoscopy with biopsy), thus reducing or even negating the impact of the original noninvasive test (or lack thereof).
