Sentence examples for will have definite from inspiring English sources

Xen, it should be noted, became part of the Linux Foundation last week with the support of Amazon Web Services, which will have definite impacts on the market.

It is estimated that 16.1% of girls and 6.3% of boys will have definite indication of pubertal onset (adrenarche) at 8 9 years old [ 87].

"The public inquiry into the Newmarket development won't be heard until December but we are hoping that by March 2012 we will have a definite start date," added Elston.

This will have a definite impact on the overall design of the organization's security infrastructure.

You'll still be in Bloomingdale's cyberspace, but the site will have a definite L'Oréal look and feel much like the physical experience of the L'Oréal counter.

Some riders are not happy that only five of them went out to test there last month, and the Hondas of Dani Pedrosa, Marc Marquez and Stefan Bradl, and the Yamahas of Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi will have a definite advantage this weekend.

Your son will have a definite preference and he will want to know your opinion.

As glacial ice on land masses such as Greenland melt, we will have a definite rise in seal levels, threatening low-lying coastlines deltas such as in Bangladesh, Mekong and elsewhere.

Given the results obtained so far, it seems that sooner or later this question will have a definite answer.

Agents or compounds that show specific activity against SP cells will have a definite role after primary debulking therapy.

You will have a definite advantage when closing in on your supper.