Sentence examples for a conclusive win from inspiring English sources
But the Swiftvets do not need a conclusive "win" to win like the Vietcong guerrillas they battled, they might triumph by demoralising and wearing down their opponents.
Final electoral tally: In which Democrats' blood pressure climbs to 220/140 before Florida finally reports a conclusive win for Clinton at 3am, handing her 29 electoral votes and the White House.
"I do think the top four is a bit away from us, and we're probably a bit off that," said Diamond after a conclusive win, Sale's 10th in the league this season, over Gloucester.
A conclusive Labour win: no ifs, no buts.
A conclusive LDP win would end years of parliamentary deadlock.
The tough hedge that is still keeping nephrologists far from a conclusive and winning approach against vascular ageing is reasonably related to the still partial comprehension of the molecular pathways involved in a so complex, multifactorial and extreme process.
Currently in judo, the scoring system awards an ippon ("one point") for a conclusive technique that wins a match by its successful execution, a waza-ari (half point), and minor points (called yuko).
Another, Nadine Dorries, accused Mr Cameron of being a liar and said he would be toast within days if remain wins by anything less than a conclusive margin.
"We will wait for a conclusive test".
These discoveries gave Simons a conclusive edge.
