Sentence examples for when definitively from inspiring English sources

This is particularly true when definitively explaining all the circumstances related to the Katyn massacre, and thus in preparing appropriate political solutions.

The no side struck back within three months when George Osborne definitively ruled out one of the main claims in the white paper – that an independent Scotland would be able to form a currency union with the remainder of the UK.

We don't know where we are in the cycle or when it definitively turns.

Even when I definitively solved a problem, the feedback was lukewarm.

We don't know where we are in the cycle or when it definitively turns.

His spiritual crisis reached its climax and the point of no return in 1872, when he definitively abandoned the project of becoming a minister and applied as a non-collegiate student at Cambridge.

In 2007, the Supreme Court underscored that authority when it definitively determined that carbon pollution is covered by the Clean Air Act.

Other fan efforts include EarthBound, USA, a full-length documentary on Starmen.net and the fan community, and Mother 4, a fan-produced sequel to the Mother series that went into production when Itoi definitively "declared" that he was done with the series.

We cannot therefore state definitively when to or when not to manage a coracoid or acromion fracture operatively.

So neither a prosecutor nor a defense attorney can tell you definitively when you're under arrest -- say, during a traffic stop -- and therefore can't tell you when during a traffic stop you're free to drive away.

And he won applause when he intoned definitively: "No customer?