Sentence examples for more categorically from inspiring English sources

But when asked to deny their claims more categorically, he declined.

More categorically, academics Clayton Christensen and Michael Horn predict the disappearance of many universities in their country in ten to fifteen years.

It takes a bit of finding, and it's by no means cheap, but it is many years since I've come across somewhere more categorically worth the effort and expense.

Meanwhile, French and German leaders seem to be competing over who can say more categorically that they will never send troops to help out in Iraq -- even though the help needed now is to organize the first U.N.-supervised democratic election in that country.

The institutional claim of the clergy to actually be emissaries of the Lord is made more categorically in the Catholic Church than in any other Christian denomination and the same holds, as far as I know, for other established religions as well.

A greater number of centromeric insertions therefore needs to be tested before we can conclude this point more categorically.

Teaching adolescents to think more simply and categorically about risks helps them make healthier choices, finds a recently published, randomized experiment by Cornell psychologist Valerie Reyna.

Therefore, it's important that we don't just declare women to be categorically more anxious than men.

"The solution to this massive debt overhang which encompasses both public and household balance sheets is categorically not more debt," he said.

What's more, the junta quite categorically lacks the imagination to come up with anything as eccentric as Mr Yattaw's homemade flippers, on view by scrolling down this news story.Neither America nor Europe have had more than a scintilla of engagement with Myanmar since years ago imposing a sanctions regime that Ms Suu Kyi herself had called for.

Tony Abbott's claim that the introduction of Australia's next generation of submarines were delayed under the Turnbull government's defence white paper, and that they could have been safely brought into service more quickly, has been categorically rejected by the secretary of the defence department, Dennis Richardson.