Sentence examples for conclusive piece from inspiring English sources
One apparently conclusive piece of evidence was an alleged phone conversation recorded between Rabei Osman and an Islamic sympathiser identified as Yahya, intercepted by Italian police after he returned home to Milan.
The most elusive, but most conclusive, piece of evidence that linked Mr. Amrozi to the attack was the chassis of the 1983 white Mitsubishi L300 van found in the crater left by the blast.
Offering another suggestive, but not yet conclusive, piece of evidence that birds evolved from dinosaurs, researchers have found that the microscopic bone structure of birds resembles those of the dinosaurs thought to be their ancestors.
The formations, although fascinating and significant, are unfortunately not conclusive pieces of evidence that life has existed on Mars.
The findings come from field data in England spanning 17 years and represent one of the most comprehensive and conclusive pieces of research amid recent rising concerns over the effects of neonicotinoids and other pesticides on pollinators.
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"This is about the 7,000th piece of conclusive evidence that self-regulation is not working," said Jason Catlett, founder of the Junkbusters Corporation, a company that helps people protect their privacy online.
Apart from having set-piece fugues at conclusive moments, the "Missa Solemnis" is almost continuously contrapuntal.
Species identification for both control region and cytochrome b sequences was consistent and conclusive (figure 1): the two pieces of raw meat offered as whale were identified as sei whale; and, the two pieces offered as horse were identified as a domestic cow.
'While no piece of evidence is conclusive by itself, I'm sure we have found our woman,' Foster told the Times.
It states: "The committee considered that there was not one piece of irrefutable and conclusive evidence which would enable it to say for certain (ie, beyond reasonable doubt) whether the footage was or was not staged.
