Sentence examples for making a definite from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the ruling to TechCrunch, Marion Oswald, senior fellow in law at the University of Winchester, adds: "It seems to be definitely that the court is making a definite decision about the privacy impact of mass surveillance.

In addition to invoking an issue that Republicans have seized on in election after election over the past two decades -- tax cuts -- Mr. Lazio today seemed to be making a definite effort to move away from Mr. Bush's tax cut plan, if not the Republican presidential candidate himself.

Investigating this fundamental question, the chapter introduces the concepts of "scale" and "context" as the defining parameters for making a definite choice between these two risk reduction approaches.

Since imaging findings are difficult to interpret due to intracystic contents, making a definite diagnosis prior to surgery is challenging [2].

This may suggest that FNA has some limitations for making a definite diagnosis, because FNA cytology cannot cover the entire tumor.

In view of the various possible sources of uncertainty related to both DPM method and ASN technique, lot of works are needed before making a definite conclusion on the nature of hydrodynamic characteristics of dense gas-fluidized beds when the boundary of Geldart A/B particles was crossed.

"It's made a definite favorable impact on me".

"He made a definite attempt to run me down," he wrote.

But it is refreshing, and it makes a definite case for its place on the table.

"For someone raised to respect reductionist science, 'cognitive psychology' made a definite statement.

Mr. Aldredge and Ms. Holliday, estimable veterans both, don't have much to do, but they make a definite impression.