Sentence examples for conclusively solve from inspiring English sources
Three years later, government officials have renamed a plaza in Martinez's honor, but have been unable to conclusively solve her murder.
A leading mathematics journal has finally accepted that one of the longest-standing problems in the field -- the most efficient way to pack oranges -- has been conclusively solved.
None of the cases have been conclusively solved, and Espinosa was the first to be apparently hunted down and killed in the country's capital.
The conundrum of whether loss of mass or loss of function underlies the β-cell defects in type 2 diabetes is not likely to be conclusively solved on the basis of the evidence we have reviewed here.
- This fundamental controversy has now conclusively been solved through a number of studies, which examined abortive infection (Abi) systems in the bacterium Escherichia coli.
The US has proven quite conclusively that it cannot solve its domestic drug problem through coercion, and is trying new strategies, under the leadership of state legislatures and civil society organisations, among others.
"The question is: what is the path of the cement to the bottom?" Admiral Allen said the mystery would be solved conclusively only by the relief well, and by a final pumping of mud and cement into any areas not reached by the static kill.
The announcement coincides with a string of government moves in relation to the case in recent weeks, in a sign of intensifying international pressure to solve the case conclusively before the public since a scathing report debunked the government's main line of investigation.
"This is the first time that we can say conclusively that vocalizations were used to solve a cooperative task/problem," she wrote in an email.
