Sentence examples for or definitively from inspiring English sources

It is not known how, or definitively even if, Matlack was selected to "engross" the Declaration, though most histories credit him with the job.

Featuring voice talent including Eddie Redmayne, John Hurt and Jamie Campbell Bower, it will either signal the resuscitation of Thomas the Tank Engine, or definitively shunt him into the buffers.

But neither man had been able to provide a written contract for the £1.35m or definitively explain away why it was eventually paid in 2011, a few weeks before a presidential election at a time when Blatter was facing a challenge from the Qatari Mohamed bin Hammam.

If I had a dollar for every Democrat who told me there was no way that Americans would ever turn against the war in Iraq or definitively reject Bush governance or elect a black man named Barack Hussein Obama president, I could almost start to recoup my 401(k).

But neither man has been able to provide a written contract for the £1.35m payment or definitively explain away why it was eventually paid in 2011, a few weeks before a presidential election at a time when Blatter was facing a challenge from Mohamed bin Hammam, the Qatari who himself was ultimately banned from football over bribery claims.

The timing makes it likely that Mr Obama's most notable legislative achievement will either be struck down or definitively upheld in the middle of next year's election campaign.A mini-crisis over this and next year's American budgets, which might have led to a temporary government shutdown, seemed to have been averted.

[ 5- 8] The goal of this paper is not to provide a comprehensive review of these possible definitions, and there are many, or to definitively answer the question of whether human reproductive cloning infringes human dignity.

The first M.R.I. done the night of the injury did not show the damage as clearly or as definitively as today's because of trauma in the area.

ThinkProgress' Ian Millhiser notes that Schwab did not issue an injunction to halt the executive actions or state definitively that Juarez-Escobar would even be eligible absent Schwab's ruling.

The official language that sanctioned torture has been Obamafied -- that is, made better than it was under Bush but still not so strong as to repudiate or even definitively end torture.

In any case, the story may not end neatly, or even definitively, but ends satisfyingly, in a way that doesn't betray the preceding two hours' worth of honesty.