Sentence examples for how conclusively from inspiring English sources
These myths never seem to stay dead, inevitably being revived by climate contrarians no matter how conclusively and repeatedly they've been debunked".
The decision to settle was hard for those who felt shortchanged by the terms, which rate how conclusively an injury can be linked to exposure to dust and fumes at the World Trade Center.
That Shulevitz doesn't make any exception in her screed for rape victims (or those of any other trauma) with PTSD is bizarre, given how conclusively PTSD has been recognized and defined in the past three decades and how widespread it is acknowledged to be.
"Decisions as to how to conclusively address the region's problems cannot wait until the crisis gets more severe".
Knowing how to conclusively interpret the results of manipulating dopamine in the primate retina would require extensive intracellular recordings from photoreceptors, bipolar cells and ganglion cells.
She cautioned that it might be hard to determine conclusively how the turtles died or even how the spill was affecting the species more generally.
We really don't know enough to tell anyone conclusively how to avoid [chemical-related] health risks.
An independent panel appointed by Ban to study the epidemic issued a report in 2011 that did not determine conclusively how the cholera was introduced to Haiti.
And no one knows enough about the habits of app readers to say conclusively how engaged they are while browsing through a digital magazine.
The experts "found that it was not possible to determine conclusively how cholera was introduced," said Kieran Dwyer, a spokesperson for the UN's peacekeeping operations.
But more than 30 countries still ban Canadian beef, in part because Canadian officials have not been able to pinpoint conclusively how that lone cow on a remote ranch in northern Alberta contracted the disease, formally called bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or B.S.E.
