Sentence examples for would definitively make from inspiring English sources
"It would definitively make them the likeliest candidate for this kind of activity".
The clamour signifies a growing acceptance that Higuaín has definitively made the leap from sub-elite to truly world class.
Percutaneous biopsy definitively made the diagnosis in only one out of the five cases.
But his summation seemed to underscore a retreat from a promise he had made many times before the trial: that he would definitively prove that Mr. Schwarz was not in the bathroom.
That would definitively remove Platini from the race to succeed Blatter.
But surely, I suggested, national political conventions would definitively legitimize the city at last.
And they would definitively feel "included".
I would definitively say NO.
Additional data would definitively strengthen the results.
His response was a categorical denial: "At the time, I assumed Putin had not definitively chosen the course he subsequently pursued, and that the choice he would make would be a more open Russia.
If Hall of Fame voters were members of a jury dispensing sentences for steroid use, this approach would make some sense: You have to convict the definitively guilty even if those convictions give other guilty people an incentive not to confess.
