Sentence examples for and will conclusively from inspiring English sources

This will make your brain work and will conclusively keep you up.

Every progressive police administrator and officer must do everything in his power to bring about such an improvement that our conduct and our record will conclusively prove each of these charges to be false.' FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, September, 1952, pp. 1—2.

We anticipate that such improvements in CTC technologies along with future prospective predictive biomarker studies in CTCs from larger patient populations with temporally matched tumor tissue and treatment response data will conclusively establish a role for CTCs in molecular biomarker-based patient selection.

We can only hope that, as Mr. Davis wished, further investigation will conclusively exonerate him and that public revulsion at this mockery of justice will strengthen the effort to abolish capital punishment in America.

Best - appointed as a people's peer - is also masterminding an exciting building programme through the Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust - a separate charity - on a site near York that he hopes will conclusively prove that social and owner occupied housing can be mixed and make money.

They plan to introduce the dry forensic evidence -- fingerprints, ballistics tests and property seized from the Caprice -- that they say will conclusively show that Mr. Muhammad instigated, organized and helped carry out the killings.

An honest assessment of the way that regulation affects jobs and growth, compared with the effects of deregulation, will conclusively prove that the only way to put America back to work is by putting regulations back to work for us.

The Iraqi government has hoped the long-delayed census will conclusively determine the number of Arabs, Kurds and Turkmens living in the province.

Only further experiments will conclusively settle the matter.

The KST will conclusively answer whether or not our Earth is just one face in the crowd or is truly alone in our Galaxy.

For General Motors, the separation will conclusively remove the appellation of "government motors," a stigma that the company had argued affected the buying decisions of a meaningful segment of consumers.