Sentence examples for but not conclusively from inspiring English sources

After Louisiana, where Santorum has a tenuous lead, comes DC, Maryland, Wisconsin – states that would seem to favour Romney, but not conclusively so.

Other prominent spectral features in the infrared range have been sometimes, but not conclusively, attributed to graphite grains and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.

To start an investigation, customs needs to receive a petition from anyone — a business, an agency, even a non-citizen — showing "reasonably but not conclusively" that imports were made at least in part with forced labour.

The report goes into almost excruciating detail about the two players' versions of events, which were caught (but not conclusively) by television cameras, overheard (but not perfectly) by other players, and disputed (repeatedly) by almost everyone.

We watch footage of young girls enraptured by some incomprehensible quality of Harry Styles (maybe, but not conclusively, his resemblance to a lovely gerbil); we have interviews with fans long grown up and the pop stars those fans were in love with; and finally Kate's own candid confessions of consuming passion.

Different pieces of evidence may each suggest (but not conclusively prove) that a defendant charged with murder is guilty.

That was well-demonstrated by the collapse of communism, but clearly not conclusively enough.

The doctor, Burnell Brunious, said there was some redness on her cervix, but did not conclusively say that it was the result of sex.

In a capital murder case in which prosecutors said the prints of two defendants, Carlos Ivan Llera Plaza and Wilfredo Martinez Acosta, were found in a car, the judge ruled that because fingerprint analysis had not been subjected to rigorous testing, an expert could testify to the similarities between prints but could not conclusively tell a jury that one print matched another.

Both notices hinted that officials feared such visits could grow exponentially more common as popular interest in and access to CBD vaping, a legal practice in many states with a host of purported (but still not conclusively proven) health benefits expands.

Our data are compatible with the thesis, but do not conclusively prove, that MAP may be zoonotic.