Sentences with phrase «more definite»

You might get some more definite areas but I can tell you that it depends on what your interested in doing.

For example, this means that the interaction that was found between gender and type of aggression in the prediction of conduct problems needs replication before any more definite conclusions are drawn.

Create a more definite message.

It now seems to be moving towards a more definite schedule.

The non-participating plans offer more definite returns and make it easier for people to do their retirement planning.

I'd be curious to see a more definite date.

If the court orders a more definite statement and the order is not obeyed within 14 days after notice of the order or within the time the court sets, the court may strike the pleading or issue any other appropriate order.

A party may move for a more definite statement of a pleading to which a responsive pleading is allowed but which is so vague or ambiguous that the party can not reasonably prepare a response.

The «Little Ice Age» was much more definite, but it too had many local variations, not everywhere as obvious as around the North Atlantic.

In recent years my experience of them has formed into a more definite shape — a shape I felt would work well as a book that would capture sustainability's complexity and the power and creativity of design.

Not to mention the heatwave and droughts across the USA in the 1930s... That was even more definite proof of climate change.

Not everyone is convinced of course, but I wonder if graphing dew point temperatures would show something more definite?

For this estimate I'll use the lower end of the cost range but given the high amount of travel involved a more definite figure could well be higher.

The gaps between the stripes are much more definite than in the Black Paintings, since Mr. Stella outlined them in pencil, but a certain lack of neatness persists, especially when the stripes turn corners, contributing to ebullient play between figure and ground.

Gorky, in turn, credited Davis with making art «clear, more definite, more and more decided.»

In Portraits, her first show in Chicago, the New York based artist presents three medium - sized paintings, each one featuring a head - like oval form, all of them technically dazzling with skeins of parallel dribbles that acutely change direction, forming a veritable undercarriage for hazy and more definite shapes.

Based on Fils - Aime's statement, a Metroid game could be ready by next year or at least a more definite release date will be ready.

2 questions however first is their anyway we can get a more definite update time for the store each.

Hopefully, we'll have something more definite in a couple of months.

It's a shame that it doesn't include a more definite release window than the summer, but we'll keep you posted on that.

The FPS joystick offers a stronger, more definite, centering spring and feel.

I find this condition a little hard to diagnosis in some cases even when I suspect it and often have to send the X-rays to a radiologist for review to obtain a more definite diagnosis.

The basic problem is that there are so many different types of species and even breeds that it is almost impossible to give anything more definite than a very generic answer.

It's possible to make a more definite diagnosis after an animal has passed away.

That says more, and I think the reason they are different is that when you read through the five sections of the book, he unpacks his initial statements and becomes more definite.

He also makes a simple request to those of us who opine on the housing slump, to be more definite in what we say, provide more data, and what will be signs that the troubles are turning.

so i'm sending both subscription services all my shorts and short story collections, and hopefully they'll be up for people to choose from soon, then i'll have something more definite to go by whether this is as good an alternative as i hope it is

It gives a more definite idea of what this movie is going to be and I kind of like it.

The game is slated for a 2011 release, but nothing more definite than that has been revealed.

So we move on to more definite research, which possibly provides us with more firm information.

Because nouns «elicit clearer and more definite perceptions of reality than other parts of speech», they satisfy the desire for «structure and certainty» that is common among social conservatives, the research authors found.

Commentators and his Conservative rivals have speculated Gordon Brown is lacking in «vision» since his decision not to challenge David Cameron to an early general election, but Labour modernisers have now joined in calls for a more definite statement of what Labour stands for.

Consider changing the name to something more definite like: «What are the advantages for Iran in preserving the nuclear deal?»

The newborn reflexes are beginning to disappear little by little, and more definite and less shaky movements are observed.

It doesn't help the disappointment of the first game, but the language he uses to do with potential incoming transfers is a lot more definite that he usually uses.

The math is a little bit more definite for them..

I wish I could give you a more definite answer - like I said though, you got me curious, so I might just get around to experimenting with that myself!

Sorry I can't give a more definite answer, but I hope that at least helps a bit!

The household or domestic chaplain, on the other hand, had a more definite clerical status and theoretically had the same duties and obligations to the household to which he was attached as a parson to his parish, 67 But more often his major responsibility was serving as tutor to the children of the family.

At the end of the century the High Churchman Bishop Seabury of Connecticut has a more definite idea of the content of religious instruction, though he is still a man of his age.

McDurmon wants to become even more definite, more discriminatory, more exclusive and more divisive.

Astronomy and radio - physics are amassing more and more information about the universe, and they may eventually be able to give us more definite answers.

Such intercession is more meaningful and fruitful the more definite it is.

But this can never be since actuality is always more definite than possibility and since (as Hartshorne believes) all actual entities have some freedom.

Of course, as we have seen, such a preference can only mean the preference that something like this happen, since it is impossible to specify in advance exactly what will happen, for the actual is always more definite than the possible or the imagined.

Belief in God's infallibility, even if this belief is supposed infallible, does not make us infallible in any more definite sense.

As G. K. Chesterton said in the last chapter of his early book Heretics, «If there be such a thing as mental growth, it must mean the growth into more and more definite convictions, into more and more dogmas.

At some point, I got lost in the discussion and wished for a more definite ending.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah were probably written by the author of Chronicles, often referred to for lack of a more definite name as «the Chronicler.»

«30 Hence, verification is an endless circle of bringing the gross variations in our adverbial responses to clarity in the accusative mode and then using these more definite forms as guides for further experiencing and responsiveness in the adverbial mode.