Sentence examples for inconclusive though from inspiring English sources

The results of that Reid meeting appear to have been inconclusive, though, for reasons that remain unclear.

Take Catherine's ghost: in the novel, Lockwood, one of Brontë's narrators, reaches outside of his window, hoping to stop a branch from tapping on the glass, and finds himself holding "the fingers of a little, ice-cold hand!"; in Arnold's film, we get only a brief and inconclusive (though, it must be said, chilling) glimpse of something reflected in a windowpane.

The public advocate, Mark Green, may be ahead in a new poll, inconclusive though it is.

Suffice it to say that the scholarship is inconclusive, though it does tend to find that men and women, whether by nature or by nurture, perceive space differently.

Results have been inconclusive, though she seems to give a bit of an edge to funds that do not trade often.

But the recently revised page warns that evidence on condom use and other sexually transmitted diseases is inconclusive, though it says the uncertainty demonstrates that "more research is needed -- not that latex condoms do not work".

The study proved inconclusive, even though it drew on 10 years of data.

Re "The Recount Is In, and the Supreme Court Loses" (Op-Ed, July 17): Jeffrey Rosen concludes that the recounts of Florida's presidential ballots by various news media have proved "inconclusive," even though no recount has ever swung that very close election to Al Gore.

At the same time, studies seeking to operationalize and measure immersion are still inconclusive; even though immersion is considered as a multi-level psychological construct, it is not yet clear whether there is multidimensionality in each level or not.

Plutarch discussed this issue in treatises no longer extant, such as, for example, Where are the Forms?, yet the relevant surviving evidence is inconclusive (see though Schoppe 1994, Ferrari 1995, 1996b).

Although, initially, ethanol concentration reduction seemed to enhance BTEX removal (from 60%to7373%), especially for benzene (46%) and toluene (76%), the results about the actual impact of co-substrate shortage were inconclusive, even though the statistical tests indicated that ethanol affected negatively BTEX removal.