Sentence examples for which definitively from inspiring English sources

One concerns Cuba's relations with the US, its domineering northern neighbour, which definitively shaped his domestic career.

He continued: "I was going to continue giving absolute and firm commitment [to the US] until the point at which definitively I couldn't".

After British diplomatic pressure, a Salvadoran judge accepted DNA evidence instead, which definitively proved who were the rightful parents of each child.

Yet, further off the grid, they have an altogether more menacing encounter, with armed locals, which definitively changes the trip, their relationship, and their lives.

It also offers a coup de cinéma, in its early, framing scenes aboard a train (where the plot's protagonist falls into conversation with the woman seated beside him), which definitively revolutionizes a cliché.

Further, in the aftermath of convictions which definitively established that phone hacking had occurred within at least one title, minimal steps were taken within the industry to identify whether phone hacking had occurred elsewhere or to investigate the extent of these practices.

(Pollack more recently co-wrote a controversial Times Op-Ed, called "A War We Just Might Win," which declared definitively that the surge was a military success).

For Hamilton's old team McLaren it was yet another embarrassing race in a season which will definitively rank as the worst of their coveted history.

"Donald Trump's divisive and corrosive demagoguery is dangerous to the party he claims to belong to because casual voters and observers think that reflects on down ballot candidates and the party as a whole, which it definitively does not," Cooper said.

Doctors lack "biomarkers" with which to definitively identify ALS patients.

Therefore, the design flexibility is of technical interest, i.e. the need to provide solutions to water managers which are definitively flexible real options allowing to implement optimal phasing of interventions.