make definite in a sentence

1. This means that, unlike inflation, cyclic models make definite predictions and are falsifiable.
2. All that amendment did was to make definite the remaining obligations to the lease.
3. In some cases, we were able to make definite progress on some of the issues.
4. In his quarterly papers, Ramanujan drew up theorems to make definite integrals more easily solvable.
5. On that, he said he couldn't make definite conclusions.
6. It's difficult to find make definite in a sentence.
7. Aries _ " Being a loud person, you need outspoken perfumes that make definite statements ."
8. Today's ruling makes definite a preliminary ruling granted in June that allowed the group to bid.
9. Mandela said he could not make definite statements about South Africa's alleged involvement until investigations had concluded.
10. The third umpire can now make definite, correct decisions in cases where matters of millimeters are involved.
11. Before she could make definite plans, Rathlef died in Berlin on 1 May 1933 of a burst appendix.
12. Nevertheless, Ferry added, term limits are " making definite progress " and could become law within five years.
13. This dark deed resulted in the vote essential to make definite the passage of the 50 / 50 surplus sharing.
14. Their shrill sounds as well as piles of the fat insects'bodies on porches, lawns and streets make definite inroads into human consciousness.
15. In such cases it's better to attribute the varying concepts rather than to make definite statements about the most general concept " you " can synthesize.
16. "Marah " species hybridize freely where ranges overlap and this, in addition to intra-species leaf and fruit variability, makes definite identification of specimens a particular challenge.
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