Sentence examples for stated definitively from inspiring English sources

And the front page of the British newspaper the Mail on Sunday stated definitively that the attackers "sneaked into Europe as fake Syrian refugees".

Instead of the 322 square miles that the "Green Book" had stated definitively for two decades, geographers discovered that the city really encompasses just under 305 square miles.

The original version stated definitively that the bodies of Vittorio Missoni, his wife Maurizia Castiglioni, their friends and a co-pilot had been found.

For two decades, the city's official directory, the Green Book, has stated definitively that the five boroughs encompass nearly 322 square miles of land.

An attached briefing note stated definitively that "AGD never provided the Monis/Brandis letter to the Martin Place review team", but noted that an AGD officer was aware of this fact as far back as 2 February.

-In 2008, the Department of City Planning recalculated the city's land area at 304.8 square miles, 17 square miles smaller than the figure stated definitively for decades in, among other places, the city's official directory.

Still, when pressed yesterday, Minaya would not state definitively that Randolph would be back.

But the United Nations was unable to state definitively what proportion of those killed had been combatants.

"Additional regulatory steps will be undertaken but we can now state, definitively, that the Macondo well poses no continuing threat to the Gulf of Mexico," he added.

By April, when the committee issued an update but failed to state definitively that the recession had ended, there had been three consecutive quarters of G.D.P. growth and employment was rising.

You can only talk about the need to avoid gun wars on the streets after stating definitively that preserving innocent lives, by shooting to kill if necessary, is paramount.