Sentence examples for how definitive from inspiring English sources

How definitive are these findings?

But how definitive, or transformative, were the findings?

In this emerging picture of a tedious, complicated investigation, participants are still optimistic that they will identify a probable cause, although it remains to be seen how definitive the finding will be.

Still, Cowan said, most lab directors are careful to build a case against an athlete on much more than just one positive test, no matter how definitive a single test might be.

Charlie Savage and Peter Baker at the Times report that Obama will today make some move away from signature strikes, and also firmly put the program under the control of the military, not the C.I.A.; we'll see how definitive those moves turn out to be, and what they mean in terms of oversight.

Michael Tobias: Well, there are people who deny our responsibilities to the environment; who deny the reality of extinctions, or that climate change is real; who attack the IPCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – no matter how definitive the scientific and indigenous data one provides.

They tussle over this, and Issa finally decides that the play is to go full melodrama and so he declaims about how the "definitive statement" is Ambassador Stevens statement, "Greg we're under attack," which, you know -- I feel bad for the dead guy here, but that's not actually "definitive".

How about a definitive statement on sexual orientation?

The curators have not attempted to be definitive (how could they be?).

How did this definitive naughty boy of the comic world make it all the way to the 21st Century, asks Tom de Castella.

Spencer Ackerman has the definitive "how and when space is going to kill us and what to do about it" piece, so go read that.