Sentence examples for conclusively over from inspiring English sources

He proved that conclusively over the last two weeks by hitting great shots under great pressure from the backcourt and the frontcourt and the grassy places in between.

The mathematics mean it is not conclusively over for England, who need a win in Belo Horizonte against Costa Rica and defeat for Uruguay against Italy in Natal.

The scientific community was only able to disprove the theory conclusively by turning over the 40-year-old cells for independent scrutiny.

"I think the data provided shows fairly conclusively that over and above any other differences, gender is a factor.

Moreover, Syson does not accept that scientific evidence can conclusively settle debates over the authenticity of pictures such as the Isleworth Mona Lisa.

Second, because we did not employ a methodology that could conclusively assess change over time, we cannot be certain that the improvements we identified were truly reflective of improvement, and not due to the inclusion of more sophisticated health departments in the latter part of our exercise period.

But for Osborne, the summer budget conclusively buries and paves over the man who once criticised the Treasury for being "at best indifferent, and at worst obstructive" on environmental policy.

The scientists said in a written statement that their finding "conclusively closes the debate" over dinosaur metabolism.

Although we cannot conclusively state the timeframe over which these mutations occurred, strain F0 had already accumulated unique changes from the common infecting ancestor at the time of initial diagnosis.

Fortunately, it never caught on in the rest of the world and died a sudden death 40 years ago when a cross national study demonstrated conclusively that U.S. psychiatrists were wildly over-diagnosing schizophrenia when it made no sense.

What is most concerning is that our research culled over a seven month period conclusively finds there is no cheese whatsoever inside, nor extending from the shell as it breaks apart, in the outer surface of said Quesalupa.