Sentence examples for make definitive statements from inspiring English sources

DENVER, Nov. 29 - The Nets have 68 games remaining in the regular season, and Jason Kidd is not yet ready to make definitive statements.

But one should hesitate to make definitive statements about Al Qaeda network writ large, because you don't know about the extent and size of their network".

There's so much diversity on The Basement Tapes Complete – stoned jokes, old folk ballads, covers of Hank Williams, Frank Sinatra, Bo Diddley and the Impressions – that it's daft to try and make definitive statements about it.

"It's too early to make definitive statements," he says, but "both would be interesting".

Although cognitive-behavioral therapy has a larger evidence base than other therapies, it remains difficult to make definitive statements on its benefits.

In addition, a 1-year follow-up is too short to make definitive statements on the predictability of the treatment option tested.

Making definitive statements about whether this individual was the source of the virus, it's highly probable, but definitively, no we can't say that".

The lack of more genome wide studies makes definitive statements about subgroups of S/MARs and their function difficult.

The relevant caveats around these findings included small studies over short term periods with varying interventions, and longer term larger studies need to be undertaken before making definitive statements of benefit.

It concluded that it was not possible to make definitive qualitative statements concerning the alignment tools, as there are distinct trade-offs in their behaviours.

While both delayed BP recovery from mental stress [ 36] and poor BP dipping [ 56] have been associated with autonomic dysregulation, the cross-sectional nature of the study design precludes the ability to make definitive causal statements.