Sentence examples for be a conclusive argument from inspiring English sources
But this cannot be a conclusive argument here.
It does not say anything about whether, for a particular theory T satisfying the conditions of the theorem, the statement "T is consistent" can be proved in the sense of being shown to be true by a conclusive argument, or by a proof generally acceptable for mathematicians.
It is therefore impossible to find a conclusive argument against the suggestion of Foucault that history, like the human subject, will prove to be a transitory conception.
This may be due to the difference in one methyl group, but further investigation is needed in order to achieve a conclusive argument.
Given that thought experiments along these lines have been popular in contemporary philosophy of mind it might seem natural to suppose that Leibniz takes the thought experiment to provide a conclusive argument for his conclusion (it is sometimes referred to as "Leibniz's Mill Argument").
"Think of this as a data-point that sparks interesting discussion about hip hop and word-usage, and absolutely not a conclusive argument for rapper x is better than rapper y". .
My answer was a conclusive no," she says.
Further research: the absence of conclusive epidemiological evidence of the causal link between environmental stressors and health effects should not be a final argument to conclude that there is no health damage and hence preventive measures are unnecessary [ 53, 79].
McMullin (2009), on the other hand, does not include simplicity because the notion is ambiguous, and because there are no conclusive arguments that simpler theories are more likely to be true, or empirically adequate.
If Mr Darling succeeded in challenging a swaggering populist where Mr Clegg failed, it was because he successfully pursued the question "so what?" Like Mr Farage, Scotland's first minister is prone to parroting bugbears as if they were conclusive arguments.
