Sentence examples for report definitively from inspiring English sources

While I cannot report definitively on the cancer (he's OK now, but who knows about next week?), many tests have proven that putting a sticker on a radio does not improve reception.

On any given day in either Iraq or Afghanistan, it would be impossible for any government--i.e., public--individual or office to report definitively on what is happening with development aid in that country.

I was impressed by the work of the Constitution Project's private, bipartisan commission whose recent report definitively documented that the U.S. government during the Bush years had resorted to illegal torture.

The specific substrates of CS-synthesizing glycosyltransferases, including CSGalNAcT1, are firmly established based on in vitro studies [ 9, 10, 14]; however, no previous report definitively addresses the in vivo physiological function of any enzyme involved in CS synthesis.

This report definitively confirms and extends the findings of some previous studies [ 11, 12, 17, 43- 45] indicating that lobular carcinomas are significantly more likely to be steroid receptor positive than are IDCs.

Mr. Ray reported definitively: nothing illegal occurred.

NPR was reporting definitively that Representative Gabrielle Giffords had been shot dead, but The Associated Press was holding off.

Re/code is reporting definitively that he was fired.

Katie Ghose, the society's chief executive said: "This report shows definitively that our voting system is bust.

The report also definitively clears Bernard W. Nussbaum, a former White House counsel, of any wrongdoing in connection with a peripheral matter involving the files.

But Hunt said: "Just weeks from the election, this independent report makes definitively clear that Labour are wrong to suggest this government introduced competition into the NHS and wrong to suggest their reforms could remove it without undoing decades of reform and causing huge upheaval.