Sentence examples for conclusive justification from inspiring English sources
However, it is through his music that Gergiev offers the most conclusive justification of his position.
Thus, there are debates about whether knowledge and justification require conclusive reasons or merely very strong reasons, whether they require reasons at all rather than mere reliability or causal connectedness, whether the fact that a belief provides a good explanation of some data, or is natural, or is widely accepted provide epistemic support for that belief.
Perhaps crestfallen by this conclusive debunking of the original justification for masticating the ethnicity issue into a slurry, the campaign press has now reformulated the issue.
And although there still is no conclusive evidence that fighting specifically leads to brain damage — a justification the N.H.L. has used for tolerating it — researchers like Aynsley Smith want to keep pressing.
"The fact that the evidence is not conclusive and that there are gaps in our understanding is not justification for inaction," the report, Mobile phone health risks: the case for action to protect children, argues.
Explicit reasoning and justification are necessary when interventions are being considered that are not substantiated by any satisfactorily conclusive scientific evidence.
We present a complete, decidable logic for reasoning about a notion of completely trustworthy ("conclusive") evidence and its relations to justifiable (implicit) belief and knowledge, as well as to their explicit justifications.
"The results are conclusive.
He lacked conclusive proof.
This is conclusive evidence?
