Sentence examples for having conclusively from inspiring English sources

Having conclusively proved how smart and stable he is, Trump said that he would spend the rest of the day proving how mature he is.

More than twice as many Conservative MPs as Labour MPs who responded to the poll cast doubt on scientists having "conclusively proved" climate change is caused by humans, despite the world's most authoritative panel of climate scientists last year saying they were 95% confident that recent global warming is manmade.

As Babich (2003, p. 155) reports, Shapiro's objection was widely understood by art historians as having "conclusively discredited Heidegger's essay… by discounting its objective legitimacy or accuracy".

"We've conclusively shown that.

But it has conclusively ended a much-transgressed 2002 ceasefire.

Recent developments have conclusively shown that you are not the most powerful man in New York City.

"I don't think the testing has conclusively ruled out resmethrin," he said.

But the ONS analysis has conclusively shown that no such cover-up has taken place.

He believed that he had conclusively established the validity of the parallel postulate.

Neither yesterday's ruling nor other efforts by state inspectors have conclusively determined where the tiger came from.

But new testing has conclusively demonstrated that the DNA was not Mr. Sutton's, the Houston Police Department said yesterday.