Sentence examples for all conclusive from inspiring English sources

The malaise of the 2 superpowers has produced in them a discernible, although not at all conclusive, movement toward each other in their essential world policies.

However, countability is merely one feature of particles and not at all conclusive evidence for a particle interpretation of QFT yet.

And none of the results we got here should be considered scientific or at all conclusive.

Oregon is widely thought to be expert at making Pinot Noir, but so far the evidence is not at all conclusive.

If in fact Iraq represents an all-conclusive war on terror, a wartime draft appears to be a reasonable avenue to victory -- or checkmate.

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Aviation expert David Learmont, however, is sceptical that the video is all that conclusive.

Here's an exciting news story about a new dig on an old Neolithic tomb, which could prove (once and for all) a conclusive link between the blue stone quarrying site in Wales and Stonehenge.

In other words, the duty to obey the law is a prima facie or pro tanto reason for action, from which it follows that the bearer of a political obligation may not always have a conclusive or all-things-considered reason to act as the law demands.

Lever sees all this as conclusive proof of the queen's weakness of character.

The toxicity studies have varied results and not all are conclusive.