Sentence examples for conclusively managed to from inspiring English sources

But now, over two months, countless self-regarding interviews and 566 pages, Labour has conclusively managed to unlearn that lesson.

The real highlight, however, came from Daryl "Run" DMC (whose music I was previously uninitiated in, but whom I can conclusively say manages to make a song called "My Adidas" really work).

A few hours after Orville's success, depicted in "First Flight", Wilbur managed to clear 852 feet in 59 seconds, proving conclusively that sustained, controlled flight was possible.

"As the result of a scientific, responsible and professional investigation, we have managed to shine some light on the Regina Martínez Pérez murder case, the suspected perpetrators of which have confessed, establishing conclusively that the motive was robbery," said Amadeo Flores Espinoza, sub-prosecutor of Veracruz.

She managed to stand.

Perkus managed to stand.

He showed conclusively that different people have to be managed differently.

The advisory committee points out that research for the Department for Work and Pensions, published last summer, found conclusively that DLA made "a real difference" in assisting disabled people to manage their lives and contribute to society.

Conclusively, the long term input of organic manure in Homegardens was translated into a higher productivity in comparison to extensively managed Fields.

The animal was never conclusively proven to be hers.

Several symptoms — which cannot be conclusively attributed to C.T.E.