Sentence examples for conclusively asked from inspiring English sources
"Why not just wait for the Supreme Court ruling to settle a lot of these issues conclusively?" asked Ira Mehlman, media director for the Federation for American Immigration Reform.
"What if I can conclusively prove my clients' innocence?" asked Bogucki, addressing Judge Pohl.
The causal link between crowd noise and bias has been demonstrated most conclusively by studies of referees who were asked to assess the legality of challenges in video recordings of international matches.
I asked Hohensinn what he would do if, contrary to fact, it were conclusively proved that prisons like his encouraged crime rather than diminished it.
Thelmy said that she asked the Housing Authority for figures further back than 2013 in order to confirm conclusively whether the eviction rate has increased from years past, but they told her that they did not have the data.
Asked if the agency had evidence, he replied Thursday that readings from test sensors "prove conclusively" that mock warheads "were destroyed and were no longer a threat".
Below it will be argued that, while surveys asking about colleagues are hard to interpret conclusively, self-reports systematically underestimate the real frequency of scientific misconduct.
From our utilities survey it seems that California's public utilities are more likely than private companies to ask for voluntary conservation, but we cannot conclusively say why.
We ask for the reviewers' and the editors' understanding that to conclusively address this question would be more suitable for a full-fledged study in its own right.
Regarding that war and other military missions, Hillary Clinton, as Bacevich notes, continues to avoid asking the most obvious question: "Is the use of the American military conclusively, and at reasonable costs, achieving our political objectives?" .
One might ask if the studies would have been deemed more relevant if they had conclusively found that the oyster farm caused serious environmental harm.
