Sentence examples for conclusively resolves from inspiring English sources

The new research "conclusively resolves a diversity of opinion about how recently polar bears evolved," says Stirling, who was not involved in the research.

She left, looking unhappy, and without her role being conclusively resolved.

Genome-wide association studies have identified 200 IBD-associated loci, but few have been conclusively resolved to specific functional variants.

The morphology of metallocene polyethylenes, particularly in the low-crystallinity range, has yet to be conclusively resolved.

That is manifestly absurd.I am not convinced that the countries of Central Europe have conclusively resolved their age-old differences.

One way to conclusively resolve this issue is for the Police Department to allow scrutiny from outside agencies.

What makes a "policy" is a question the Supreme Court has stumbled over for decades without conclusively resolving.

Conversely, it is impossible to imagine a Beckett or Pinter emerging in an Edwardian world where audiences demanded crises be conclusively resolved.

At last, in DEATH OF A STRANGER (Ballantine, $25.95), the secrets of Monk's past are dramatically revealed and the mystery of his identity conclusively resolved.

The case before the court did not involve a corporate defendant, and the 6-to-3 decision did not conclusively resolve the status of such cases.

This has emboldened Mr Milburn and Mr Blair to claim that, for the time being, the argument on NHS funding has been conclusively resolved.