Sentence examples for more definitive solution from inspiring English sources

No, this problem requires a more definitive solution: ending the secrecy around the machines.

In addition, a fine-resolution conservation planning approach that can synthesise multiple actions in a single scenario would provide a more definitive solution to which action is best to undertake in a given location.

More definitive solutions could be: (i) start with a certificate with longer duration (1 year in the case of G-BRAMS), (ii) adopt an automatic process to renew the certificates before their expiration.

This paper analyzes the European transnational audit policy-making processes by which such a decision was reached and what prevented the firms from securing a more definitive EU-wide policy solution with respect to auditor liability limitation.

"You confuse two concepts," ­Chekhov wrote to his friend AS Suvorin, who had been pressing him to be more definitive in his statements as a writer, "the solution of a problem and its correct presentation.

A particular focus is deriving an understanding of the problem so that different solutions can be assessed quantitatively, which allows more definitive choices to be made.

The study is designed to establish effect size, feasibility and processes associated with implementing e-health solutions alongside standard clinical care, to warrant undertaking a larger more definitive clinical trial.

There may still be readers who expect a definitive solution to this puzzle along with their story, but what Martin provides is more rewarding: along with a satisfying ghost story, she gives us the soil from which its central mystery grew.

Other commentators were more definitive.

The Yale study is more definitive.

This proves to be no more definitive.