Sentence examples for not been absolutely from inspiring English sources

"I know from conversations that a location has not been absolutely identified," Ms. Menin said of the plans for a permanent command center for the 16-acre area.

Mr. Grannis said the bill would require all restaurants to be nonsmoking regardless of their size -- a matter that Mr. Bruno said had not been absolutely decided.

We may trust that Mr. Brosnahan would never have agreed to such an arrangement if it had not been absolutely clear to him that his client would have faced much worse if he had gone to trial, where all facts would have gotten full and public airing.

To emphasize the qualitative conclusion (X has not been absolutely proven to be false) while ignoring the collective weight of the quantitative data (i.e., that most evidence points away from X) is a fallacy, akin to holding out a belief in flying reindeer on the grounds that there could yet be sleighs that we have not yet seen.

Not until 1978 was any formal attempt made to investigate the wreck, and its identity has not been absolutely determined.

Here, sites are identified where the residue has not been absolutely conserved in all proteins in the family, but rather conserved within sub-branches of the family.

But fish might not be absolutely mandatory.

It may not be absolutely necessary, but it certainly helps.

In real elections, the positions of the candidates on issues may not be absolutely immutable.

"They shouldn't be using the word 'voluntarily' - they're not being absolutely honest about it".

They may not be absolutely in the town you are living in.