Sentence examples for little definitive from inspiring English sources

Little definitive is known about the history of St. Elijah's, or Dair Mar Elia.

But there was little definitive news that Red Cross officials could offer.

Finally, little definitive and quantitative information is available on the role of viscoelasticity and of the effects arising from polymer/wall interactions, polymer retention, etc.

Little definitive research has been done on the effect of offshore wind farms on the bird population.

A request for information by the British foreign secretary, Robin Cook, to Mr. Putin in Moscow on Wednesday yielded little definitive.

Despite the number of websites that claim to know the secrets of sexual attraction, there is little definitive research that can explain why people are attracted to certain physical characteristics over others.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was a little more definitive in a statement.

Patterns of alcohol use among youth are a little less definitive.

But the Federal Trade Commission, the main entity to enforce CAN-SPAM, is a little less definitive on the meaning of "commercial".

Longer version: even if I had not resolved to be a little less definitive in my predictions about the results of Supreme Court cases, I would still have been baffled by the oral arguments Tuesday about Proposition 8, California's same-sex marriage ban.

So far, the Lone Star State yields little that is definitive for either side.