Sentence examples for even conclusive from inspiring English sources

Under ICE rules, it is free to ignore even conclusive proof that a person would suffer slow death by torture if deported.

However the clonal data supporting this is a very small data set and cannot be considered comprehensive or even conclusive for a few boundaries.

I mean, if that is right, it is even more conclusive.

If you take a larger sample size, the evidence is even more conclusive.

Damon was even more conclusive: "We have ridden that horse as far as we can," he said.

If he was guilty of deception then it was too clever even for conclusive analysis of slow-motion replays.

Even more conclusive corroboration, however, is respondent's testimony at the trial that he had $16,000 or $17,000 cash on hand at the starting point.

We have also tested non-Gaussian distributions and the results were even less conclusive than Gaussian distributions: out of 83 only 41% delivered an exploitable result.

This was an exhibition of the game's capacity for destructive creativity even more conclusive than the one with which they captured the trophy against Germany in Vienna four years ago or the intervening World Cup victory over Holland in Johannesburg.

But even without conclusive proof of chemical weapons use, officials said, the Pentagon has prepared a menu of options for Mr. Obama that range from airstrikes and commando raids to the enforcement of a no-fly zone over Syria.

I talk about confirmation bias and the backfire effect, and what it shows is that even presenting conclusive, compelling evidence that a conspiracy theory is wrong, for people who believe it, it can cause them to believe it even more strongly.