Sentence examples for be more conclusive from inspiring English sources

Probably be more conclusive than Senate Committee's.

"Nothing could be more conclusive on the substantial unfitness of the Enron board," said William Patterson, the director of the office of investment for the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

As Rob Lustig, one of the study's authors and a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of California, San Francisco, said to me, "You could not enact a real-world study that would be more conclusive than this one".

But to be more conclusive more measurements with different types of particles are required.

FBI "needed better science and measurement in order to be more conclusive," GAO's chief scientist, Timothy Persons, told The New York Times.

The data could be more conclusive if additional confrontation assays in the urodele limb were referenced.

Happily, events elsewhere were more conclusive.

Maybe it is more conclusive than a penalty replay.

Their belief in Hamas's involvement seems to have been reached by process of elimination — Qawasmeh and Aisha have gone missing — but, in a way, the Netanyahu government needn't bother producing evidence that is more conclusive.

Cancer Research UK says that until there is more conclusive evidence, shift workers - like anybody else - should go to the doctor if they notice any abnormalities and keep up with their NHS screening appointments.

(In general, election-day exit polls are more conclusive than pre-election surveys, with 44 percent of those questioned in 2008 responding, in contrast to a 9 percent response rate in pre-election polls this year).