definitive answer

But he said the company never got a definitive answer.

The rest of the season may provide a definitive answer.

No one, least of all me, knows enough about our kind to give a definitive answer.

Why not read the article and get the definitive answer?

And the definitive answer to all three questions is: maybe.

But no definitive answer, nothing that makes me feel the least bit better.

"You're waiting until you find some sort of definitive answer about me."

Clearly we cannot as yet give a definitive answer to this question.

But it's not always easy to come up with a definitive answer.

It's also ok to say you don't have a definitive answer to a difficult question.

There is not a definitive answer to that question yet.

If only the artist were around, so we could get a definitive answer.

Sorry we don't have more definitive answer for this one yet.

The only definitive answer comes from a judge and that takes time.

Many of the questions, after all, have no definitive answers.

The computer gave no definitive answer on how the accident had happened.

None can provide a definitive answer to the question of whom resources should be spent on.

Stop to ask someone where to find the best, and you will frequently get a definitive answer.

Results on a larger scale don't provide a definitive answer either.

Will the investigation of these questions produce a definitive answer?

The movement is still too new to provide definitive answers.

Unfortunately, there's no definitive answer because each of us is different.

A definitive answer is impossible to give, but both factors played a part.

Now, eight months after the election, we are no closer to a definitive answer.

In reality, there are far too many factors to give a definitive answer.