Sentence examples for has changed definitively from inspiring English sources

The nature of stardom has changed definitively as a result of widespread public knowledge about (at least some of the more lurid aspects of) performers' lives, but I don't at all think that the movies, or the culture at large, are suffering as a result.

Now, all these trends have changed definitively".

In just half a century, the world has changed so definitively that my grandparents' experiences are almost unimaginable to me.

It's only when you remember how definitively "un-local" and bland luxury hotels used to be that you realise how much has changed.

RICHARD BRODY: Which gets back to what we were discussing before; I remember that, when I saw Knocked Up in an advance screening, I felt that comedy had been changed definitively; yet the Academy can't be bothered.

If the IPK's value were definitively proven to have changed, one solution would be to simply redefine the kilogram as being equal to the mass of the IPK plus an offset value, similarly to what is currently done with its replicas; e.g., "the kilogram is equal to the mass of the IPK + 42 parts per billion" (equivalent to 42µg).

The US government's Commercial Space Act of 1998 and commitment to commercialise the International Space Station's operations have changed the direction of space development in the post-cold-war world definitively.

Over 24 dramatic hours, for Fifa and Blatter the game has definitively changed.

They are like nose-pickers for whom the wind has definitively changed.

Through slashing school truancy, infant and maternal mortality, and old-age poverty, she argued, Morales has "definitively changed the everyday reality of Bolivians".

The advent of crowdfunding has definitively changed real estate investing in more ways than one and the effects have been largely positive.