Sentence examples similar to conclusive referee from inspiring English sources
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.
TV replays weren't entirely conclusive but it appeared as though referee Syl Doyle and his umpire had made an incorrect call.
They still push a button to turn on a light to let the crowd know a goal was scored, but they and the referees can be overruled by conclusive replay evidence.
Burrell thought he had scored at the end of the first half against Racing, but only a few camera angles were made available to the referee George Clancy and he ruled they did not offer conclusive proof.
This just a week after Anthony Don from the Gold Coast was disallowed a try against Penrith because the on-field referee guessed he was offside, crossed his arms and video footage did not show conclusive evidence that Don was onside so the call stood.
Before Pereira finally appeared on the screen, Bill Leavy, the referee, upheld the ruling of the second official that there was no fumble, apparently seeing no conclusive video evidence to overturn it.
The referee is absolutely correct that certain interneuron populations might equally well display avalanche signatures, but we do not have conclusive experimental evidence at this point.
The replay was conclusive.
He lacked conclusive proof.
This is conclusive evidence?
