Sentence examples for time definitive from inspiring English sources

At Edinburgh University he published the two books that made his name – Livy (1961) and The Roman Novel (1970) – both, in their time, definitive.

In other words, deny everything in the teeth of the evidence on day one and, by the time definitive proof of the massacre comes through, nobody notices when you have to admit responsibility.

By analyzing electron and neutron diffraction patterns before and after SSRT in 360 °C water, for the first time, definitive evidence is presented for the short-range ordered phase with a d-spacing of 2.1 Å being formed in Alloy 600 during SSRT in 360 °C water, which is manifested by the forbidden reflections at the 1/3{4 2 2} positions in 〈1 1 1〉 selected area diffraction patterns.

128, 129 Therefore, there is a consensus in the literature that at the present time, definitive dietary recommendations are not plausible.

At this time, definitive conclusions regarding local control and survival outcomes for PBRT must await completion of an ongoing national study comparing PBRT to WBRT [ 5, 6].

(That sun-bleached roadscape strikes me as the all-time, definitive Los Angeles painting).

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He continued: "Initially, we've said to Peter that there's four or five games to see what he can do, but that's not time-definitive.

By the time a definitive verdict is reached, their boredom and partiality are hardly likely to change.

It was Crosby who best captured the tenor of the times in recordings like "It's Been a Long, Long Time," a definitive home-from-war anthem, which never mentions the war.

"We're not talking about Beirut or Berlin; we're talking about 200 yards from here," he declared as the class looked back upon one of that time's definitive images.