Sentence examples for conclusive enough to from inspiring English sources
But officials representing Midwestern utility companies said the new study was not conclusive enough to warrant additional action by Congress.
Some Republicans who have linked Clinton forest policies to the fires say the report is not conclusive enough to determine policy.
Watching the replays it looked to me as though Harrison's knee may have gone down before he crossed the line, but there was nothing conclusive enough to overturn the call on the field.
Hoy blasted to the front with a lap and three quarters to go, a trademark move that almost seemed conclusive enough to give him his second gold of London.
At issue is whether intelligence that Israel presented months ago to the White House — to support claims that Syria had begun early work on what could become a nuclear weapons program with help from North Korea — was conclusive enough to justify military action by Israel and a possible rethinking of American policy toward the two nations.
Mr. Obama, who last summer declared that the use of chemical weapons would cross a "red line" and trigger an unspecified American response, said the evidence of such use was not conclusive enough to require action or enable him to mobilize American allies behind a response.
That might seem conclusive enough at first glance, but at second glance it leaves plenty of scope for dispute.
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.
Harrison was hit by two Cardinals as he approached the endzone and replays suggested his knee may have touched the floor before he crossed the goal line, but the footage was not conclusive enough for the game referee Terry McAulay to overturn the ruling made on the field.
The considered human toxicology studies show that to date not conclusive enough answers regarding the toxicity of ENM can be made.
The accounts are neither fully conclusive nor broad enough to settle the many lingering disputes over blame in a war that hardened relations between the Kremlin and the West.
