Sentence examples for conclusive academic from inspiring English sources

And MPs such as Frank Field and Jon Cruddas, at the cerebral end of the Labour Party, talk of the stress that immigration puts on public services (see article).This change in elite opinion has something to do with the lack of conclusive academic evidence that the past decade's influx has been the economic boon it was cracked up to be.

The move comes in light of an academic study claiming to have discovered "conclusive" evidence of so-called rendition flights landing in Scotland.

Like any good academic study, the evidence is far from conclusive (shhhh, don't tell this next part to your parents).

But celebrity endorsements and even the best academic studies can hardly be relied on as conclusive proof.

According to the NPE call "there is no conclusive evidence that NCLB high-stakes testing has improved the academic performance of any student--particularly those who need the most help.

The discovery has already sparked fierce debate among academics, but Watson believes his new research may prove conclusive.

In the final chapter, "Fuzzy Formulas" (and when exactly was "fuzzy logic" first fashionable in academic circles?), he says that "This was to be a conclusion.... However... it is very much not conclusive".

All at once, an Atlanta academic was to find herself with the unenviable task of marshalling conclusive scientific proof for the attempted extermination of the European Jews over 50 years earlier.

Unfortunately, little of that evidence is as conclusive as it has been portrayed, making an evaluation of Edison's seven-year academic record far more difficult than tracking its plummeting stock price.

An academic review board at the college will convene next month to reach a conclusive determination, a decision that could result in the senator's losing his degree.

Unfortunately, most antibodies (commercial and academic) for Otx1 and Otx2 are pan-Otx thereby ruling out immunohistochemical approaches for conclusive evidence.