Sentence examples for a bit inconclusive from inspiring English sources
Most of the new songs are dystopian, tense, portentous, finally a bit inconclusive; they dabble in electronic rhythms, big keyboard sounds and droning repetition.
"It is not enough just to have an address," says the European Commission.I am sorry this is a bit inconclusive, but basically what you need to know is that the European Commission thinks Iain Duncan Smith is flat wrong, and vice versa.And this: when I get to Manchester and the Tory conference, people will be talking about this row, and they will be angry.
"But the video umpire has a lot more screens in front of him so I'm guessing he made the right decision - but it is still a bit inconclusive.
If you didn't play the game, the comic may feel a bit empty and inconclusive.
Results have been inconclusive, though she seems to give a bit of an edge to funds that do not trade often.
But the evidence is still inconclusive, and a growth rate of 4.8% in the third quarter is probably a bit stronger than what the Fed can stomach right now.
Just a bit... disappointing.
