Sentence examples for more definitive issues from inspiring English sources

However further cases are needed to draw more definitive issues.

Pop Warner has decided to wait for more definitive proof before issuing even more restrictive rules.

Thus, a more definitive assessment of this issue deserves further study, and consideration should be given to comparing colesevelam's effects on solid and liquid meals.

In contrast to the World Health Organization, many agencies, including the National Cancer Institute, remain skeptical about the link between phone radiation and cancer, and are awaiting more definitive studies to clarify the issue.

Historically, this is likely to be more definitive than any other single issue.

It was, however, hypothesized that a preferential sampling strategy that honored anisotropy could be necessary to reach a more definitive conclusion in regards to this issue.

The statement was more definitive than the one the White House had issued the day before, when news of Mr. Rosen's situation was first written about in The Washington Post.

Krauthammer pressed Cain further on the race issue in order to get a more definitive response.

These responses further solidify our claims that AKUH students appear to have a more definitive understanding and were more critical in their overall approach towards the issue.

And then the FDA, in an unusual act of actually appeasing the public, was moved to issue a clarification of Metz's conclusions, noting that "the communication was not intended as an official policy statement" and that "the language used in this communication may have appeared more definitive than it should have, in light of the agency's actual practices on this issue".

The network initially issued a "clarification" to the story, then later changed it to a more definitive correction.