Sentence examples for more definite and from inspiring English sources

Eventually the term came to have a more definite and technical significance.

It was far more definite and there was breathing space in between".

At first, these feelings were vague and sporadic, but they gradually became more definite and quite frequent.

"Needless to say, most families have refused to accept the Malaysian verdict, and are awaiting a more definite and conclusive analysis," it added.

Michael Lawrence, a Met Office forecaster, said: "There's a more definite and widespread band coming eastward on Tuesday, so the cold weather will return very late Monday.

If the gossips insist on something more definite and thrilling as a reason, let them choose my pending appointment with the dentist or the fact that I happened to be painfully short of cash at the moment...

However, for these very reasons, research on less-commonly studied chemicals is highly needed, not the least to pave the way for more definite studies and to facilitate innovation and unexpected discoveries.

Most of my feelings are the opposite, little inklings that with proper care and attention grow into more definite emotions and desires".

More work will be however necessary, including additional control experiments, to arrive to a more definite conclusion and to show what are the advantages and drawbacks of application of EIS to DNA protein interaction studies.

And I just thought that was a more definite thing, and, uh, the most challenging thing to me was that nobody would tell me, nobody would tell me what to do.

It may at some point be able to give people a more definite diagnosis and a clearer prognosis [ID205] Box 3 Attitudes depending on circumstances and disadvantages of genetic testing Attitudes depending on circumstances While the majority of participants were in favour of testing being available, several reported that they would not necessarily find it useful themselves.