Sentence examples for we can definitively from inspiring English sources

Other studies based on alternative definitions of fame are needed before we can definitively state that the 27 club is a chance finding.

"We have a long ways to go before we can definitively prove that.

But caution must be exercised before we can definitively say that Ober-See lacks stromatolites.

Opinions range from "This is nothing new, we have always known that he is a racist" to "Finally, we can definitively say that he is a racist".

And though we can definitively identify the skills that companies seek now, pinpointing those that will be useful in the future is unavoidably speculative.

But that figure needs breaking down before we can definitively say there are more Muslims fighting in Isis than in the British army.

In the intervening day, "we now can definitively rule it out".

"Because we have been able to definitively detect the effect, we can also definitively say that the effect is extremely small and it is not something people should be worried about". The way turbines alter the local climatic conditions were quite easy to explain, he observed.

But we're not yet at the point where we can say, definitively, yes, I can help".

That - combined with both presidential candidates' pledge to close Guantánamo - means we can now definitively say we have reached the beginning of the end.

What we can say definitively is for the last couple of decades girls have vastly outperformed boys at GCSE level, so why is this the case?