Sentence examples similar to make definite the course from inspiring English sources

But Mauro said nobody could make definite predictions — illustrating the problem with Brexit in the first place.

"Make definite assertions!" said Strunk, who loved the bold as much as he scorned the colorless.

Overall, the evidence is insufficient to make definite conclusions about palliative care for HIV-infected youth.

Mr. Dupuy has not made definite plans for the future.

Hiller, too, is a kind of conceptualist; she makes definite but subversive use of the movement's methods.

The study is interesting, but the limited number of patients makes definite conclusions precarious.

The Matias family has not made definite plans but is almost certainly headed out of East New York.

He made clear to Marshall that because of this contingency the employment had to be made definite and formalized.

He also makes the course available online.

Make sure the full course is taken.

He said he hoped to continue his campaign for United States Senate, but would not make any definite decisions about the race until he had settled on a course of treatment.