Sentence examples for But conclusively from inspiring English sources

Courteously, but conclusively, Parker showed how claims that Chamberlain was buying time in order to resist Hitler were without foundation.

And since the advent of DNA testing, which can link semen and defendant all but conclusively, they are probably held less often than they used to be.

It gives us a roadmap for a space where books by women writers exist as part of a sweeping, chaotic and beautiful literary landscape, where they are allowed to just be, and so its parameters are conversely but conclusively liberating," McInerney wrote.

The termination process conforms to the notion of diffusion control, but conclusively not to that of chemical control.

The lack of Ni signal in EDS spectra does not exclude Ni incorporation within the InN rods, but conclusively confirms its absence at the rod tip, at the typical VLS catalyst placement, commonly observed in VLS growth.

When we finally put our version of the Humanitas program into action, the results came incrementally but conclusively.

The report goes into almost excruciating detail about the two players' versions of events, which were caught (but not conclusively) by television cameras, overheard (but not perfectly) by other players, and disputed (repeatedly) by almost everyone.

But Klos conclusively reclaims him for the pro-European side.

After Louisiana, where Santorum has a tenuous lead, comes DC, Maryland, Wisconsin – states that would seem to favour Romney, but not conclusively so.

This argument was first made by Knut Ångström in 1900, but was conclusively disproved by E. O. Hulburt in 1931 and military research in the 1940s.

Other prominent spectral features in the infrared range have been sometimes, but not conclusively, attributed to graphite grains and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.