Sentence examples for former definitive from inspiring English sources

However, most groups seem to be retreating from their former definitive positions on this subject because of various technical discrepancies originating from assumptions made regarding the sequence dating methods themselves.

The judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia were definitive about Karadžić's key involvement in the Srebrenica massacre, in which more than 7,000 men and boys were rounded up, executed and pushed into mass graves.

Not definitive, just definite.

Following the former prime minister's first definitive conviction on 1 August, the 88-year-old head of state has come under pressure from members of the centre-right Freedom People (PdL) party to allow their leader to continue in politics.

The review was unable to make "definitive findings" concerning former undercover officer Peter Francis's claims and suggested a public inquiry could be better placed to do so.

In the former group, the recovery was definitive because none of the patients experienced diabetes again in the course of the study.

The prologue is signed by Sal Hayden, a female historian who is writing the definitive biography of a former president identified only as "BC".

McGinty's lead is impressive considering that many Pennsylvanians have yet to form a definitive opinion about the former state official.

While this study sample size was too small to claim a definitive threshold, previous research on thresholds of forest fragmentation identified similar thresholds below which the former forest structure and function would no longer be maintained.

Other commentators were more definitive.

Other experts are less definitive.