Sentence examples for conclusively know from inspiring English sources

Before tonight is out, we'll conclusively know if X Factor will be won by Matt Cardle, Rebecca Ferguson or One Direction.

The most honest answer, however, is that we will never conclusively know if culling badgers reduces cattle TB because the government refuses to fund proper scientific monitoring of the cull.

"It's safe to say we still don't conclusively know what the function of hibernation arousals are," he says.

However, some scientists believe there is reason to protect our children from them until we conclusively know more about them.

We will never conclusively know what the box meant to him, but I see it as Wojnarowicz's dictionary, his image bank, his refuge and release.

The public will probably never conclusively know whether King's assassination was indeed the work of conspirators and if it was related to fear of an effective Poor People's Campaign.

They may include the elusive Hubert, who is not conclusively known to have produced any other painting.

This innovation is usually attributed to Apollonius of Perga (c. 220 bce), but it is not conclusively known who first proposed these models.

While the true location of the Californian will likely never be conclusively known, many experts believe it was actually some 20 miles (37 km) away and would not have reached the Titanic before it sank.

Proponents of generalized 2D semantics hold that judgments about hypothetical cases that ground the assignment of 1-intensions can be conclusively known apriori: e.g., one can know apriori that if the actual world is like Twin Earth, then water = XYZ (Chalmers and Jackson 2001).

The exact etymology of the term is not conclusively known, but most reliable sources cite it as having entered the mainstream in 2006.