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conclusive sentence examples

  • In any event, matthew is the first gospel for which we have fairly conclusive external evidence.
  • Conclusive for taxation purposes in this context.
  • Yet at more than 110 sites checked so far they have found nothing conclusive.
  • Conclusive answerwe thank private care.
  • It now seems fairly conclusive that the advent of itunes 4.9 has had an impact!
  • His very bones are pretty conclusive evidence that he died there!
  • Conclusive proof to support either view.
  • I doubt if the evidence will prove conclusive in all respects, but perhaps beyond reasonable doubt?
  • Know is too strong a word to use when the evidence is not final and absolutely conclusive.
  • Conclusive evidence of the result of the vote.
  • So the evidence at this point cannot be regarded as conclusive.
  • Neither were the duration of the agency nor the agent's performance necessarily conclusive.
  • Conclusive victory over the navy, giving the raf the weapon victory.
  • They were all five arrested, but the evidence against them was by no means conclusive.
  • As you can see the evidence was not entirely conclusive but the trail certainly went " right to the top " .
  • Conclusive answer to the question of why someone is left-handed.
  • The others may sway you in one direction or another but none can be considered conclusive.
  • Vitamin e and selenium supplements may prevent prostate cancer, although the evidence is not yet conclusive.
  • Conclusive diagnoses without subjecting the patient to extensive procedures.
  • However, pharmacological experiments can never be taken as conclusive.

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