Sentence examples for has definitively from inspiring English sources

The quarter-century experiment in uniting Yemen has definitively failed.

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.

For me, it is a phase that this movie has definitively brought to an end.

Excellent Scotland Vote share at or above 2011 level, suggesting party has definitively "turned the corner".

Whereas Pietersen's England career has definitively reached the end of the road, the ECB is at a crossroads.

Now Canada has definitively emerged as the No. 1 energy supplier to the United States, the world's largest energy importer.

The clamour signifies a growing acceptance that Higuaín has definitively made the leap from sub-elite to truly world class.

August 30, 2013 7.54am BST Summary David Cameron has definitively ruled out UK involvement in any military action against Syria.

"For the first time in 20 years, a Tanzanian president has definitively said the Masai are safe on their land.

They can get sick very quickly, and make really quick turnarounds too.' Two years on, Sebastian has definitively turned around.