Sentence examples for he has conclusively from inspiring English sources

"Donald J Trump" did precisely that in his now globally infamous "ban Muslims from America" remarks, and he has conclusively proved – if further proof were required – that he is a figure unsuited to the presidency of the United States.

Just possibly, however, his overture to the Pakistani Taliban could be part of a cunning plan to lay the ground for a military response, once he has conclusively proved that seeking peace with the Pakistani Taliban is a fool's errand.More likely, says Hasan Askari Rizvi, a security analyst, Mr Sharif's call for talks is a reflection of the country's muddled thinking about the TTP.

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

Finkelstein has conclusively demonstrated that he didn't go to the originals.

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

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

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

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

But now, over two months, countless self-regarding interviews and 566 pages, Labour has conclusively managed to unlearn that lesson.

Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo has conclusively ruled out any move to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari in the near future after recent speculation that he could be switching to join his former team-mate Sebastian Vettel at the Scuderia.

They point out that no study has conclusively proven homework's academic advantages in grade school, although some studies say that rigorous homework improves standardized test scores.