Sentence examples for as the conclusive from inspiring English sources

No successful revolution has broken out in any advanced capitalist country, and the collapse of the Soviet Union and the failure of the regimes in eastern Europe that called themselves Marxist has been taken as the conclusive demonstration that Marx was wrong.

The statement of the circuit court as to the conclusive character of a judgment was, as applied to the plaintiff in error, a mere abstraction.

The last leg was in effect a lap of honour, Taylor already waving and pointing to the crowd, clowning almost as he sealed the conclusive double 16.

I came home and took on the real deal: further testing, another biopsy and beginning alternative treatments with the naturopath and the Nigerian doctor, as I awaited the conclusive diagnosis.

As for jobs, the conclusive answer came in a 1992 analysis by David Card, a UC Berkeley economist who was soon awarded the prestigious John Bates Clark Prize for his significant contributions to economic thinking: the effects on employment were indeed nil, including on the retail industry many thought might be most vulnerable.

So while I completely (and irrationally) agree with the sentiment of the piece, the stats aren't as conclusive as made out.

Austad, who was not involved in either study, also explained that the first study was not as conclusive as portrayed in the media.

But sources with knowledge of the case say the development has not proved as conclusive as investigators want.

This study has been commonly cited as the most conclusive argument in favor of the lipid bilayer nature of cell membranes.

Super Meat Boy featured IWBTG's protagonist, The Kid, who also starred as the final boss of the conclusive build of Jinsei Owata.

They mistakenly assume that mere form, and not substance, may be made by the courts the conclusive test as to the constitutional power of Congress to enact a statute.