Sentence examples for doesn't clinch from inspiring English sources

Olympic fame is fine, but it doesn't clinch contracts in a city well provided with other sports facilities.

Paleontologist Walter Joyce of Yale University points out that one new ancestor doesn't clinch turtle origins.

"One core doesn't clinch the case for active management," says Alan Kolata, director of the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Chicago.

In an accompanying editorial in The Lancet, Warwick Selby of the University of Sydney, Australia, cautions that the study doesn't clinch the case.

Now, he said, Israel may get the planes even if it does not clinch a deal.

Granted, a lead of two games to one does not clinch a series.

Some experts say the science Dr. Greger cites does not clinch his case, in part because many of the studies, which were mainly done in Europe, compared older, more vulnerable caged facilities with new cage-free barns.

Again, this observation does not clinch the argument for federal investments in a restructured G.M. — that would depend on the terms, mechanisms, goals, timetables, costs, and risks of both action and inaction.

But this does not clinch the case against profit in medicine.Just what the doctor over-orderedIt is true that the owners of a for-profit hospital have an extra incentive to run it efficiently, and might therefore cut corners or cheat.

They saw the humor, but that didn't clinch the sale.

Maybe I lack faith in mob justice, but that didn't clinch the argument for me.