Sentence examples for far more conclusive from inspiring English sources

The assessment Dr. Kay provided to Reuters on Friday was far more conclusive about Iraq's weapons programs than the report he delivered to the White House and Congress in October.

But with five million police stops recorded since 2002, it would seem that the civil rights lawyers would be able to find witnesses to present far more conclusive accounts of unconstitutional police stops — an incongruity that lawyers for the city sought to portray during opening arguments as indicative of the case's weakness.

The results were far more conclusive than predicted by opinion polls and analysts, many of whom expected the AKP to be forced to seek an unwelcome alliance with the CHP or MHP, a scenario that would undoubtedly have sidelined Erdogan and potentially exposed AKP leaders to graft investigations.

What could have been an exposé in line with, say, Berlinger's search-under-every-rock criminal-injustice tale "Paradise Lost," about the so-called West Memphis 3, is instead a piece far more immediate and non-conclusive.

Instead of an exposé that fits with, say, Berlinger's search-under-every-rock criminal-injustice tale "Paradise Lost," about the so-called West Memphis 3, "Tony Robbins," which has been acquired by Netflix, is a piece far more immediate and non-conclusive.

TH17 gene products, namely, IL-17 and IL-21, were more conclusive in as far as all other T helpers exhibited reduction in their transcription via H3K27me3.

Considering all the large ongoing prospective studies, new and more conclusive data than that obtained so far should instead come from international collaboration on the ongoing cohort studies.

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

Unfortunately, little of that evidence is as conclusive as it has been portrayed, making an evaluation of Edison's seven-year academic record far more difficult than tracking its plummeting stock price.

Happily, events elsewhere were more conclusive.

Probably be more conclusive than Senate Committee's.