Sentence examples for conclusive sign from inspiring English sources

That's the lowest since 1978, and it's a conclusive sign, to many economists, that the employment picture is weak.

His decision to withdraw Syrian troops from Lebanon by the end of April is a hopeful, but not conclusive, sign.

For most separatists, Beslan was the final straw, a conclusive sign that their movement had lost its way and betrayed even the most radicalised beliefs of militant Islam.

But her life has been an affirmation of Weil's conviction that readiness to die for your religious beliefs is not a conclusive sign of faith in God.

It sketched a picture of a country spending huge sums at home to offset weakening demand overseas, but gave no conclusive sign of whether its stimulus program would succeed.

The Nasdaq's ability to shrug off the inflation reports provided the most conclusive sign to date that the technology sector has stabilized, said Scott Bleier, chief investment strategist at Prime Charter Ltd. "The Nasdaq has been trying to hammer out a bottom," he said.

Mr. Teresi points out that conclusive signs of death have always been subject to debate.

Analysts said the market might need conclusive signs that the recovery was under way to sustain a move upward.

Despite their setbacks in Spain and Germany, Rangers themselves have shown no conclusive signs of decline - they could be considered a little unfortunate to lose 3-2 in Stuttgart - but the French champions have clearly shaken off the uncertainty that marked their earlier endeavours.

Nor are there conclusive signs of any immediate, violent collapse.

Even strangers stop pregnant women in the street to pronounce on the sex of their baby based on such "conclusive" signs as the shape of their bump. .