Sentence examples similar to held as conclusive from inspiring English sources

But nutritional testing is about as conclusive as whether there's life after death.

But sources with knowledge of the case say the development has not proved as conclusive as investigators want.

"Typically, negative results are not as conclusive as positive results," he said.

And that's almost by definition in Washington, something that is not as specific or as conclusive.

But it was never anything he could take as completely conclusive.

"Don't take your forecast as conclusive.

Lord Hall will counter, as he did in his letter to Peter Robinson, that the current number of seats held is "not a conclusive factor".

In The Fagernes (1927) the Court of Appeal of England and Wales considered the question of determining territorial boundaries, and held that "any definitive statement from the proper representative of the Crown as to the territory of the Crown must be treated as conclusive".

France is treating the current evidence as conclusive.

The victory was as conclusive as the score suggested.

Rodenstock frequently referred to Bonani's results as "conclusive" in their authentication of the bottle.