Sentence examples for conclusively won from inspiring English sources

But that is the way with the battle for free speech – never entirely lost, never conclusively won.

The Irish fly-half conclusively won his duel with emerging Springboks fly-half Handre Pollard as the home side effectively targeted both South Africa half-backs.

Karl Lacey conclusively won his individual battle with Lynch as the 2012 player of the year produced his best performance since the All-Ireland final success over Mayo 19 months ago.

But, it was his control of the game that was the most impressive aspect of his display as he conclusively won the fly-half battle against young Springboks star Handre Pollard.

To judge solely from the gloating, the right conclusively won last week's election.

Diaz conclusively won rounds 1, 2 and 5 (the 4th legitimately went to Condit, and the 3rd was a close call).

Despite some of Trump's remarks at the press conference, that view does not seem to have won conclusively in Washington.

Do those on the right really want to spend time discussing seriously damaging economic policies like renationalisation of industries, a debate which many thought had been won conclusively decades ago?

What had promised to be a close encounter was won conclusively by a side which had twice defeated Cardiff Blues in the group stage and which had beaten the Ospreys the week before in the final of the EDF Energy Cup having started their assault on the Welsh with victory over Newport Gwent Dragons in the pool stage of that competition.

The battle for the park itself is finished, won conclusively by the government and what nobody here hesitates to call Islamofascism, the forces of which are soon to close the Old Bazaar, replacing the rug merchants and silk purveyors with a giant madrassa.

"Based on the trend so far, I can say that the Congress will win conclusively," Congress leader Virbhadra Singh, who led the party's campaign and has been chief minister of the state for five terms, said in a televised interview.