Sentence examples for it can definitively from inspiring English sources

There's also a dating site for tickle enthusiasts called TickleDates.com, "the best tickle dating site"—which it can definitively say, because it appears to be the only one.

But as challenging as it was, I can definitively say that it was the highlight of my high school career.

But what I do know about is movies, and after seeing the premiere of Jobs at the Sundance film festival I can definitively say this: it sucks.

After completing two years of school now, I can definitively say those decisions paid off.

Harold N. Bornstein, Sanders told reporters this week,  "I can definitively say the president is not a liar".

Thursday, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, asked about Comey's testimony calling Trump a liar, responded: "I can definitively say the president is not a liar.

He added: "As with the other case, President Chirac hopes that the matter will be dealt with as quickly as possible so it can be definitively established that he can be faulted for nothing".

(Which slightly begs the question: what was the consultation period for?) But even once the scheme is up and running, it will likely be years before we can definitively say whether it has helped to save homeowners money.

In the intervening day, "we now can definitively rule it out".

Because of the complex interplay of multiple factors in dengue transmission and the variability in ongoing cluster control measures, it is unlikely that we can definitively demonstrate the contribution of the Gravitraps in the intervention of any dengue transmission.

Regarding our goal of assessing the validity of our test, we can definitively say that it would have been concerning if these medical professionals performed poorly, or even in the same range as novices on our test.