Sentence examples for be a conclusive from inspiring English sources

There wasn't enough of it to be a conclusive match, but it was nevertheless a crucial piece of evidence against him at the trial.

In April, the suspects provided saliva samples, which were determined on May 8 to be "a conclusive match" with DNA evidence from a chicken bone.

This case note aims at convincing the reader that there cannot be a conclusive answer to a broad question such as whether the domicile of the plaintiff is relevant to decide whether the Brussels Convention should be applied.

There is no way to date blood either, Catlin said, which means there may not be a conclusive way to establish that the syringes, vials and pads were from 2000 and 2001.

In an interview, he said the report was mainly an update on the overall climate research program and was not intended to be a conclusive "state of the science" summary of the administration's thinking.

And with the Hewlett and Packard family foundations, representing more than 18percentt of the company's shares, committed to voting against the merger, an Institutional Shareholders Service recommendation against the deal could be a conclusive setback for the management's plan.

"If companies can combine and produce more value for regular human beings, it seems to me that's a conclusive test".

But whether something is a conclusive reason depends on the circumstances.

That's the lowest since 1978, and it's a conclusive sign, to many economists, that the employment picture is weak.

This dynamic production is a conclusive answer to the British director Sam Mendes's lethargic, miscast 2003 revival.

"Gypsy": This dynamic production was a conclusive answer to the British director Sam Mendes's lethargic, miscast 2003 revival.