Conclusively, finally and overwhelmingly.
"Until we are able to fully excavate and remove the foundation of the home as well as the backyard porch, we cannot conclusively determine that final location," said Brenda Barber, the project manager.
Thus, we conclusively defined the final Japanese version of the VSS-sf.
United are a long way from their former greatness - but this EFL Cup final proved conclusively that if they are going to get anywhere near that status again, Ibrahimovic is the man who is integral to Mourinho's plans, even at 35.
FFVIII is often overshadowed by its older sibling, as Final Fantasy VII conclusively takes the crown of leading JRPG of its generation, and so the innovations it introduced to the franchise haven't entered the general milieu of the Final Fantasy theme.
"The administration supports sanctions on Russia and Iran and supports the direction the bill is headed, but won't weigh in conclusively until there is a final piece of legislation and no more changes are being made," the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to explain the president's thinking.
In fall 2004 the commission released its final report, which conclusively outlined the pervasive antisemitism in prewar Romania and state-sponsored violence against the Jews during World War II.
The final prediction rule conclusively illustrates that the potential of FENO to rule in or rule out asthma depends on the age of patients and the presentation of CSS.
It's as though, in "Inception," Nolan had held on the final shot until we conclusively knew whether the totem tipped over or not.
A final part summarises the major conclusions which indicate conclusively that the polymer is irreversibly damaged in the decompression process adopted in the current study.
Heisenberg showed conclusively that there is a definite and final limit to the accuracy of all measurements obtainable by man-devised instruments.
