Sentence examples for much more definitive from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday night, Craig was much more definitive about Hird's future at Essendon.

We simply don't have the quality of data, and statistical analysis of that data, to say anything much more definitive than that.

But an expert from the federal government taking part in the investigation was much more definitive about a probable cause, saying all the data pointed to mistakes by people in the event's earliest stages.

I've since heard a much more definitive story that one of those companies went as far as meeting with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, but I digress….

It feels much more definitive than the fumbly "swipe from right to left" that could go awry on a notification or not trigger because you didn't quite hit the edge.

It doesn't get much more definitive than that.

These latter studies are much more thorough and definitive than the present analysis.

Although this may be correct, for definitive conclusions much more in-depth research work is needed considering gastric cancer genome and interactions between environmental and genetic factors in Japan and Europe or the USA.

Moreover, with the larger dataset obtained in this study, a much more detailed analysis was possible, which provided more definitive evidence for the broader patterns that influence soybean genome diversity, particularly regarding duplicated genes and the distribution of SV frequencies.

One significant problem of the fracture mechanics with application in engineering practice is, the determination of the path propagation of the crack tip and as well much more its kind, has not yet found a definitive answer.

Presidential candidates have defined the television landscape in previous cycles, but as that field becomes richer and more influential, candidate and party messaging is becoming much more reflective of the wider media world than definitive of it.