Sentence examples for conclusive discovery from inspiring English sources

Now archaeologists believe they are on the cusp of a conclusive discovery.

The chances of a conclusive discovery, or of a conclusive Iraqi effort to thwart one, are growing.

Once the conclusive discovery takes place, in one of the novel's most moving scenes, his sexuality becomes the box from which the forlorn Sammy needs to escape.

Due to these inconsistencies in the decay data, the small number of ununtrium atoms produced, and the lack of unambiguous anchors to known isotopes, the JWP did not accept this as a conclusive discovery of ununtrium in 2011.

The United States Embassy here made no comment about the discovery, pending conclusive identification and the notification of Mr. Pearl's wife in France and family in the United States.

Such a negative discovery might be conclusive enough for most legends to pass from rock-hard belief to literary artifacts of prescientific cultures living in a world of limited horizons and boundless mystery.

These discoveries gave Simons a conclusive edge.

But some scholars said Mr. Gibson's finds were not enough to support his theory, and one colleague said that, short of an inscription with John the Baptist's name in the cave, the discoveries could never be conclusive proof of his presence there.

I find this pretty conclusive.

"This is a significant discovery but we cannot say this is conclusive".

The discovery of the Mid-Oceanic Ridge provided conclusive proof for the theory, of continental drift.