conclusive sentence

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The conclusive sentence seems redundant, and may need rephrasing or some additional explanation if the authors want to maintain it.

In 2007 he was acquitted of her murder, for lack of conclusive evidence, but sentenced to life in prison on eight other counts of rape and one of rape and murder.

You can just wrap up an idea with a conclusive statement, then move on to the topic sentence of the next paragraph.

Iain Bell, the MoJ's chief statistician, said the findings were not conclusive on whether the deterrent effect of longer prison sentences was more effective at reducing reoffending.

In a perfect world, a sentence posted on the label reading "There is no conclusive evidence indicating that a lower or higher SAR rating within the FCC's limitations is better or worse for your health.

Kehar Singh's family, backed by some prominent Indian intellectuals, legal experts and Sikh community leaders, campaigned to reverse the death sentence against him, saying that the evidence of his involvement is not conclusive.

Evidence that he did might mitigate the sentences of Mr Volkert and Mr Gebauer, but so far nothing conclusive has turned up.

Not conclusive.

He lacked conclusive proof.

This is conclusive evidence?

Nothing conclusive emerged.