Sentence examples for fairly conclusive from inspiring English sources

After a day that had more re-routes than Jim Furyk's golf swing, the outcome was fairly conclusive.

Margaret Martin, the group's director, said: "It is very clear he was a murderer, that is fairly conclusive.

The poll also asked if respondents believed there was fairly conclusive evidence that climate change was happening and was caused by human activity.

This is rather depressing for opinion journalists and others in the advocacy business, but the social-science research is fairly conclusive.

"The evidence that the Fed called tentative and preliminary for a couple of meetings is now fairly conclusive: the economy's rate of growth has slowed," said Stuart G. Hoffman, chief economist at the PNC Financial Services Group in Pittsburgh.

But while 12.01am in New Zealand was fairly conclusive proof that they were mistaken, fashion had already decreed their predictions null and void with the SS13 collections way back in September.

And that looks pretty conclusive.

I find this pretty conclusive.

That looks pretty conclusive to me.

Although a series of relevant research were carried out on the relationship of this polymorphism to hypertension risk across different nations, the results were still fairly confusing rather than conclusive and showed strong racial and regional variations.

Despite fairly consistent laboratory evidence, none of these studies produced conclusive results.