Sentence examples for conclusive in itself from inspiring English sources

"While no single bit of evidence is conclusive in itself, the pool of evidence is compelling," Dr. DeVries said.

Congruence among an as-yet undefined fraction of τs in other physical and biological variables monitored by RBS and others is also differential; it is not conclusive in itself but is desirable for a follow-up by superposed epochs and by comparison of time courses of τs in and around us, whenever rendered possible due to removal and replacement of intermittent τs by the sun and earth.

In order for them to be conclusive in the Electoral College.

Physical evidence is rarely conclusive in establishing the absence of consent, which is the key issue.

Rodenstock frequently referred to Bonani's results as "conclusive" in their authentication of the bottle.

Unfortunately, we're unlikely to learn anything conclusive in the near future.

Other experts said the study's findings were interesting but far from conclusive in showing a link between drug treatment and a drop in suicide.

Flusser's theory, though not implausible, is hardly supported by such evidence as seems to be pretty conclusive in tying together the other documents.

I agree with the priest in TS Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral who said he saw "nothing quite conclusive in the art of temporal government".

The geopolitics I sometimes found bold, and other times found too broad to be conclusive: "In a system that generates masses, individualism is the only way out.

And, Komen said Friday, "We will amend the criteria to make clear that disqualifying investigations must be criminal and conclusive in nature and not political.