Sentence examples for we definitively from inspiring English sources

"We definitively know that circumcision reduces male H.I.V. acquisition by at least 50percentt and probably more," said Dr. Ronald Gray, who led circumcision studies in Uganda.

Scanavino is such a good actor, and so insistent on finding the reality in this drivel, that, once Harper moves on from him, we definitively move on from her. America, 2003.

"What are the effects of having so much plastic floating around in the ocean, for example, and what can we definitively say about the health effects of Chernobyl's radioactive environment on the people and animals that remain there?

"Most of the projects are funded by grants from donors, but since last year we have partnered with financial institutions who are providing loans to pay for future sanitation projects," says Ebrahim. "This came after we definitively proved that the projects are bankable, profitable and scalable".

"We definitively need to test plausible diets, within the context of what is available and consumed in the U.S., that could lower the risk of heart disease," said Alice H. Lichtenstein, a professor of nutrition science and policy at Tufts University and the lead author of the American Heart Association's dietary guidelines.

So what can we definitively say about early hominins?

And even though she was now pregnant with triplets and we were definitively not alone, we went.

Certainly, we strengthened the brand and we learned definitively what our customer base wanted and we got smarter in the process.

So we want to emphasize that while we cannot definitively say financial systems are safer than four years ago, we want to emphasize the "somewhat" part of the answer.

Even if we cannot definitively clear him of this charge, we may be able to point to extenuating circumstances.

While we are confident in this result, we cannot definitively explain this observation.