Sentence examples for would have definitively from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately though, Chambers was not able to track down Darwin's tortoise to another location, which would have definitively debunked the Harriet fable.

Instead, the boats-for-regions comment seems, for a start, to have alarmed Turnbull, not least because it would have definitively demonstrated to him that Trump had not really been listening to, or understanding, a word he said.

According to two studies performed on whole Zaire Ebolavirus genome and on GP glycoprotein sequence, there were no signs of positive selection, which would have definitively confirmed the human adaptation hypothesis [ 18, 19].

The congressman voted earlier this year against an amendment that would have stated definitively climate change is happening.

A cluster randomized study design would have more definitively compared the effect of pre-procedural risk stratification on care and outcomes.

Now I have definitively turned, and work in a job posh enough they would probably take offense at me sharing the stories of blowjobs past with the internet.

A match would have helped to definitively identify the extremist leader.

If they had prevailed, the nation would have regarded the election definitively if oddly settled for the Texas governor.

Not being able to test the relative contribution of factors responsible for accelerated growth of UK infants against the UK-WHO charts is perhaps the greatest limitation of the present study, because it would have allowed us to definitively answer the question "why do UK infants demonstrate obesogenic growth trajectories (against the UK-WHO charts)"?

While we can never know definitively what would have happened had the letter not been released in terms of the Rejection Indices, the fact that both candidates had plateaued in the week before the letter suggests it had a clear effect.

Certainly in an era that now seems definitively kaput, it would have been unthinkable for a man in possession of his senses to walk up Madison Avenue, New York's great retailing rialto, shirtless on a Friday afternoon.