Sentence examples for going to definitively from inspiring English sources

But you're not going to definitively say anything about the moustache?

But I'm not positive, so I'm not going to definitively say that it was absolutely him.

JEROME GROOPMAN: This issue is not going to be definitively settled for the near future.

He is aware that these are arguments that he is not going to win definitively.

Texas officials quickly said they would appeal the decision to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, and Judge Yeakel said that "at the end of the day, these issues are going to be decided definitively not by this court, but by either the Circuit or the Supreme Court of the United States".

It is "definitively not going to be a treaty", he told the Senate.

No matter when the unemployment rate drops to 6 percent, or annual growth returns to above 3 percent, it's going to be hard to know definitively whether quantitative easing ever sparked a family to buy a new house.

Kerry told the Financial Times on Wednesday that any agreement in Paris, where world leaders meet in three weeks' time, is "definitively not going to be a treaty" and there were "not going to be legally binding reduction targets like Kyoto", in a reference to the world's only previous binding climate treaty.

But last month, Secretary of State John F. Kerry said that any deal was "definitively not going to be a treaty".

He was given news that he will be amongst those who will definitively be going to heaven.

I share the idea of a new approach that focuses on the people and not on their rulers, who are definitively not going to change now that they are in their nineties and covered with money.