Sentence examples for conclusively but from inspiring English sources

No evidence has refuted that conclusively, but conspiracy theories have never been laid to rest.

"I'm not ruling it out conclusively, but I, in good conscience, could not rule out the case without some forensic proof of a dead person who is Aribert Heim".

The photographs, part of the California Coastal Records Project, the point of which was to document the entire California coastline, were hard to read conclusively, but the house as it had been when we lived in it appeared to be gone.

I wasn't able to run any benchmarks to prove my point conclusively, but the whole package felt snappier and more responsive than the Note 10.1 tablet.

I've haven't had the chance to play with the One V yet so I can't say anything conclusively, but HTC should be awfully proud of the work they did with the One series.

A representative denial that either is possible is Ayer (1936), according to which '… no proposition is capable, even in principle, of being verified conclusively, but only at best of being rendered highly probable' (p. 135).

So the rock-throwing protagonist has been conclusively identified, but what does the story mean for us?

The third reason is not conclusively proven, but it is generally felt that there is some sort of communication going on.

Allegations that the Kremlin is responsible for the damaging hack of Democratic National Committee emails may never be conclusively proven, but there is plenty of evidence suggesting that Donald Trump's presidential bid can count on at least some backing from Moscow.

The safety benefits have not yet been conclusively demonstrated, but what is certainly known is that horses tend to perform differently on artificial tracks than they do on dirt.

The origin of those coming from outside the solar system called galactic cosmic rays remains to be conclusively identified, but they are thought to be produced in stellar processes such as supernova explosions.