Sentence examples for more than definitive from inspiring English sources

The Ertl procedure is more demanding technically, and battlefield surgeries generally strive to achieve stabilization more than definitive fixation.

However, he went on to call the book "suggestive more than definitive".

My guess is that the evidence here will be more circumstantial than definitive.

But the story was more provocative than definitive; it offered no other information to support the premise.

But the comparison is more illustrative than definitive.

Presently, this is a nebulous area for ringside physicians where there are many more questions than definitive answers.

Macmillan and Olsen effectively support the case for data, corrected to near absolute level, to be made available more rapidly than definitive data currently are.

"The idea of me being a street photographer is technically justifiable, but it's more circumstantial than definitive," he told i-D in 2015.

Scheduled to open in September, this production, like so many that have preceded it, is more daring than definitive, an impossibly gorgeous tapestry of shimmering music and incisive lyrics undermined by main characters who are as evanescent as the ghostly showgirls who hover over the evening's proceedings.

Since each of these features is present to a different extent on every chromosome, positioning of territories becomes more probabilistic than definitive.

This information appears to be as reliable, or more reliable than definitive response assessment at the end of therapy.