Sentence examples for it could definitively from inspiring English sources

One eureka moment for this mission would be if it could definitively identify a range of complex organic (carbon-rich) molecules, such as amino acids.

And it wouldn't even really matter to me what it was, just as long as I could definitively say I was the very best at it.

Given the weakness of reporting rules, the F.D.A. said it could not definitively say how many radiation overdoses occurred at the hospital.

In a letter sent to Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform said it could not definitively say if Clemens had lied under oath during its investigation into his challenge of accusations contained in the report on baseball and drugs prepared by George J. Mitchell.

A report by the law firm Freshfields into allegations that a payment of €6.7m was made from the German FA (DFB) to Fifa in 2005 said that a lack of evidence – some of which appeared to have been mislaid or destroyed – meant that it could not definitively reach a conclusion.

"We were trying to be conservative and not rule anything out until we could definitively rule it out," Mr. Schmidt said.

Melanin has also an overlooked property that could definitively link its production to oxidative stress: it depends on glutathione levels.

In 2013, China, with its alien political system, could definitively become the motor that keeps the global economic show on the road, opening the gate to a Chinese century.

CORRECTION: A previous headline suggested the device could definitively determine whether its wearer had sustained a concussion.

It would also help immeasurably if the Broncos had somewhere they could definitively call home.

Marc explained that he could definitively pick the perfect pair of glasses for anyone.