Sentence examples for of definitively from inspiring English sources

To answer your question about whether someone can stop being violent, there's really no way of definitively knowing.

There's no way of definitively establishing this but there's surely no nicer man in football than Collingwood's Macedonian Marvel, Peter Daicos.

Law enforcement officials were investigating whether the attacks on the two consulates were the work of the same person, but stopped short of definitively linking them.

But instead of definitively establishing how New York City's public schools stack up, the grades have set off an impassioned debate about just how schools should be judged.

Though the investigation stopped short of definitively linking the symptoms to the water source, it found based on water tests and surveys of medical diagnoses that resident concerns were valid.

Mr. Boucher stopped short of definitively saying that the 50-ton shipload of armor-piercing weapons, rockets and explosives seized last week was destined for the Palestinian Authority itself, or was ordered by Mr. Arafat.

In 431, however, the establishment of Mary's title of Theotokos ("Mother of God") definitively affirmed the full deity of Christ.

This observation of Henry definitively establishes detection of radio waves and at a time that precedes Hertz's experiments in the late 1880's by more than 40 years.

We therefore retrospectively analyzed the clinicopathological features, immunophenotype, and biological behavior of 73 cases of CNC definitively diagnosed in our pathology department, and conducted a literature review.

Like a lot of what we think of as definitively British, beneath the surface it's a little more complex than that.

b nassumed = (number of unidentifiable butts)* percent of butts definitively identifiable as First Nations/Native tobacco [as shown in column 4]).