Sentence examples for yet definitively from inspiring English sources
With others the cause may be suspected but not yet definitively proved.
This self-consciously historicist distillation, with compositions dedicated to elder greats, make a claim for that manner as newly yet definitively classical.
The next Supreme Court justice ReprintsBut the suggestion that the economic pain is not yet definitively over struck a discordant note amid cheerier headlines.
But it's also probable, although not yet definitively proven, she continues, that "intense exercise gives additional benefit above the risk reduction afforded by energy expenditure alone".
It said that while Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin's office had stressed that "nothing is yet definitively decided," the "timetable is known," and the plan would be announced in October.
The authorities said today that they could not yet definitively link the shootout and the assassination, and they refrained from characterizing Mr. Cuffy or anyone else as suspects in Mr. Brown's killing.
No one has yet shown definitively that elimination of certain foods works for all.
Yet nothing definitively proved that Cohen knowingly traded on inside information.
These doctors cannot yet say definitively how these toxins work and why they affect some people more than others.
He praised the Iraqis and Kurds for "recapturing" the dam, something the US military had yet to definitively announce.
(For all its genetics research, science has yet to definitively establish the I.Q. of the fruit fly).
