Sentence examples for not definitive enough from inspiring English sources

Officials there say the evidence so far, while intriguing, is not definitive enough to call for a shift in strategy on H.I.V. prevention.

Pettitte's uncertainty about Clemens's alleged admission does not meet the standard for admissibility because it is "not definitive enough," and it should be more than 50 percent likely that it is true, the defense said.

If the dismal opening weekend of "The Real Cancún," the studio's attempt to translate the reality television phenomenon to movie theaters, were not definitive enough -- it had its debut in a distant ninth place -- this second weekend made it certain.

The results obtained were accurate to 1 cm, and confirm the deformation in the Pinar de Chı́o zone, but are not definitive enough to confirm the displacements detected to the south of the village of Garachico.

Dad asked, "So you feel as if a weight was lifted?" "That's not definitive enough at all," I said as we were driving back from the foothills of Duarte, seeing clearly the snow on the mountains behind us, the big buildings to our right in downtown LA, and so much more of this Land of 10,000 Smokes that was windy enough today to show no smog to this seer.

Group 0+ miners were those subjects who had chest radiographs with only borderline evidence of pneumoconiosis-like opacities that were not definitive enough to be diagnosed as pneumoconiosis category 1.

Still, this wasn't definitive enough.

And some of that evidence, they say, may not be definitive enough to satisfy the higher standard.

Clinical examination alone may not be definitive enough to diagnose them into their predetermined genetic classification framework.

This week's studies, although not definitive, do provide enough reason for researchers to redouble their efforts to understand the complex links between a child's early life and its later health.

In other words, that person's information is useful but not definitive — and not clear enough to make a firm judgment about something as momentous as a market bubble.