Sentence examples for fairly conclusively from inspiring English sources

I think this shows fairly conclusively that it was no accident.

"I think the data provided shows fairly conclusively that over and above any other differences, gender is a factor.

"That spell has now been broken, I think, fairly conclusively, and I don't see any reason why such a law should not be brought in".

MR. GREENSPAN: Mr. Chairman, I've been through too many oil shocks to take them unseriously, even if the evidence does fairly conclusively indicate that the proportion of both the American economy, and indeed the rest of the world, that is dependent on oil for energy sources, is declining and has declined very measurably.

A rash of satanic ritual abuse claims in the 1980's and 90's -- claims that were never substantiated but destroyed families and ruined reputations -- demonstrated fairly conclusively that both adults and children sometimes report things they think happened that didn't.

Bar some unexpected (and likely ludicrous) twist, we can safely rule out Rust as the killer - the final scene where he uncovers the occult symbology in the abandoned school fairly conclusively confirms that - but equally, you can see why Gilbough and Papania have made that leap of logic.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 John B. Judis argues — to me, fairly persuasively, though not conclusively — that the "Bradley effect" is not a satisfactory explanation for Hillary Clinton's victory in New Hampshire.

He leans back conclusively.

I conclusively misspoke".

"We've conclusively shown that.

Six have been conclusively linked.