Sentence examples for inconclusive facts from inspiring English sources

Nearly 30 years ago Gary Hart's presidential bid was destroyed on the innuendo and inconclusive facts of an affair with Donna Rice.

So far, genetic data were inconclusive about the fact that this strait constitutes a barrier to gene flow, as previous results were highly variable depending on the genetic locus studied.

This study indicates that whilst the result is in fact inconclusive it is actually interpreted by most women in a positive light as indicating that no mutation is present.

The demands of ideal empathy are inconclusive and depend on facts about the world that empathy itself cannot begin to supply.Here's one such fact.

"Where so much is unknown or in dispute, where the facts are inconclusive and where the safety of the public will not be enhanced, I have decided to exercise the discretion given to me by our State Constitution and by my oath of office and decline, at this time, to prosecute," he said.

Its conclusion is that studies so far have in fact been inconclusive and we need to go back to the drawing board.

These data point to the fact that inconclusive results from blood are more common in immunocompromised patients.

This may be an optimistic estimate, and results of the trials may be inconclusive when HD-CT in fact has a smaller effect.

We also examined RAD50 and BARD1 expression in cell lines stratified by subgroup, however this analysis was inconclusive likely owing to the fact that most subgroups comprised very few lines (Additional file 2: Figure S6A).

In fact, "Turtle Hill" is inconclusive from start to finish, and while that appears purposeful, it's also pretty dull.

The fact that the DNA report was inconclusive on this point is very important to me.