Sentence examples for had been conclusive from inspiring English sources

Swango was convicted of poisoning five co-workers at Quincy's Blessing Hospital... Evidence had been conclusive: Swango had given his victims varying doses of arsenic, not with the intention of killing them, the Judge surmised, but simply to study their reactions..

Swango was convicted of poisoning five co-workers at Quincy's Blessing Hospital... Evidence had been conclusive: Swango had given his victims varying doses of arsenic, not with the intention of killing them, the Judge surmised, but simply to study their reactions.

But not all of these reports have been conclusive, and tai chi is hard to study because there are many styles and approaches.

There was no attempt to probate the will in the District of Columbia, in which event the finding of the fact of domicil in the proceedings in Massachusetts would not have been conclusive here.

When the Seller in July, 1943, said that it would ship the second two machines within four weeks, we will assume that that was the proper measure of a reasonable time for their delivery, and would have been conclusive, had it not been for the conduct of the parties during the following eighteen months.

The tests have been conclusive.

There are several investigations that have been launched but none has been conclusive.

As many as six studies have suggested that they can, but none has been conclusive.

There have only been a smattering of studies into the sexual health of sex workers, and none have been conclusive enough to make any kind of definitive statement.

13 Limited research has been done on associations of SNPs with obesity in Asian Indians and none has been conclusive.

Not all evidence has been conclusive on convenience of access significantly influencing maternal satisfaction, as studies in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka found that it did not have any significant effect on maternal satisfaction [ 27, 30, 41].