Sentence examples for equally conclusive from inspiring English sources

Atheism is equally conclusive in insisting that there is no meaning or purpose to life at all and that what we see is all we get.

Senator Robert Reynolds attempted to get Laughlin reinstated, but Bush informed the trustees that an inquiry into Laughlin would "show him to be physically incapable of directing an office, and an investigation of his scientific standing would be equally conclusive".

Equally, defeat might be read as conclusive proof of dimwitted tactics when you did the right thing but not well enough.

The data are not yet as conclusive.

Interviews with patients likewise turned up equally suggestive but not conclusive results.

Conclusive categories were weighted equally.

Affected families and communities are frustrated by a lack of conclusive findings, whereas public health investigators are equally frustrated by their inability to identify a causative agent.

The referee is absolutely correct that certain interneuron populations might equally well display avalanche signatures, but we do not have conclusive experimental evidence at this point.

Others are equally adamant that this is not the case, and no one seems to have offered conclusive evidence one way or the other.

According to recent reviews [ 1, 10, 12], conclusive evidence on the risks and benefits of CDMR compared to vaginal birth is equally lacking.

It would be equally strange to say that if someone from Louisiana and someone from Scotland could not communicate easily, then this is conclusive proof that American and British are separate languages.