Sentence examples for though definitively from inspiring English sources

American officials certainly seem to take the specter of Mr. Hussein seriously, even though definitively eliminating him may not do the same for the resistance.

Pinppl (pronounced by some as pineapple," though definitively pronounced "PIN People" by its founder, Paul Anthony) delivers the goods by building a community exclusive to Blackberry users, all based around the ubiquitous Blackberry PIN.

(The authenticity of the sketches was questioned, though never definitively refuted).

And perhaps most alarming are suggestions that asthma rates, though not definitively linked to dustier air, may be increasing.

Some early trials suggest, though not definitively, that the drug may have lower gastrointestinal and cardiovascular risks than other Nsaid's.

"Is that a marshmallow?" was an actual question asked, though not definitively answered, in regard to a mushy banana-bread pudding one evening.

He was 26 when he sketched the first designs for Monticello, his grand construction project, the 33-room mansion that was his home until his death, though never definitively completed.

It is a rich holiday elixir, a relative of eggnog that flourished in America in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and is frequently (though not definitively) credited to Pierce Egan, the English chronicler of sports and popular culture.

Even though Winfrey definitively said she is "not running for president of the United States," Trump apparently believes "insecure Oprah" still wants to run in 2020.

As described by Perazella et al., AIN induced by NSAIDs occurs after prolonged exposure (several months) and interstitial infiltrates are usually not eosinophilic [ 5]; hence ibuprofen use as the cause for AIN, though not definitively excluded, was less likely.

Doctors assume these changes translate into less heart disease, even though no experiments definitively prove this.