Sentence examples for Though inconclusive from inspiring English sources

Hence the title of the Senate Banking Committee hearing before which Mr. Watt appeared: "Ten Years of Conservatorship: The Status of the Housing Finance System". Though inconclusive, the session was appropriate, because it's Congress's responsibility to come up with a permanent fix to this "temporary" takeover.

Ms. Dorrance's dance was affecting though inconclusive.

On March 9, 1862, Monitor engaged the Confederate ironclad Virginia (originally named Merrimack) in a dramatic, though inconclusive, battle that attracted international attention and resulted in construction of many similar vessels for the U.S. Navy.

In 1955 the Soviets agreed to end the four-power occupation of Austria, and in that July Eisenhower met in Geneva with the new Soviet leader, Nikita S. Khrushchev, for talks that were friendly though inconclusive.

Mr. Mueller has indicated that if he had touched Ms. Swift in a way she found inappropriate, it was inadvertent as he rushed to get into position for the photograph, which, though inconclusive, is expected to be key evidence at the trial.

McGuinness has reimagined an actual visit that Garbo made to Ireland in the 70s, when she stayed with the painter Derek Hill: he has set her arrival earlier, in 1967, at the moment when "Moonlight in Mayo" was battling for the Irish airwaves with "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)", and has invented a series of piquant though inconclusive encounters.

The results of that Reid meeting appear to have been inconclusive, though, for reasons that remain unclear.

Take Catherine's ghost: in the novel, Lockwood, one of Brontë's narrators, reaches outside of his window, hoping to stop a branch from tapping on the glass, and finds himself holding "the fingers of a little, ice-cold hand!"; in Arnold's film, we get only a brief and inconclusive (though, it must be said, chilling) glimpse of something reflected in a windowpane.

If studies are inconclusive, though, perhaps that doesn't reflect on the importance of vitamin D. Perhaps it's the fact that most of them are based on supplements, not sunshine.

Arguments of that kind, then, though not inconclusive absolutely, are inconclusive in relation to the proposed conclusion.

Though somewhat inconclusive, the evaluation demonstrates that automatic document linking performs well, but also indicates that much work remains to be done toward understanding automatic link typing.