Sentence examples for kind of definitive from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the government did not provide the kind of definitive guidance that companies sought.

In normal circumstances, this kind of definitive ruling would have ended Gawker's legal jeopardy.

"I don't think they're good enough to make that kind of definitive statement as a team," Dilfer said.

A lady poet, backed by a band who doesn't even have a drummer sounds like an improbable expression for any kind of definitive rock consciousness.

Unless some kind of definitive evidence surfaces, perhaps from forensic testing of the Norsigian glass plates, the hunt for additional clues is likely to continue.

In fact, it's clear after re-reading the play in 2014, that Elyot didn't set out to provide any kind of definitive overview of gay life.

As for first-line treatment, 204 patients (89.5%) had received combination chemotherapy with cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine and prednisone (CHOP) or CHOP-like therapy, 14 patients (6.1%) had received chemotherapy other than CHOP-like regimen and 10 patients (4.4%) had not received any kinds of definitive therapy.

We did reach some kind of bleak, definitive moment.

"He was able to very successfully manoeuvre the team around to working with him, giving them the kind of clear definitive feedback a team needs.

There are simply too many variables involved to make any kind of meaningful, definitive forecast.

We also referenced The Meters, and we would play sort of amped-up covers of Meters grooves, and that was kind of a definitive moment for us.