Sentence examples for is more conclusive from inspiring English sources

Maybe it is more conclusive than a penalty replay.

A second direction we can take is more conclusive, but much harder.

Cancer Research UK says that until there is more conclusive evidence, shift workers - like anybody else - should go to the doctor if they notice any abnormalities and keep up with their NHS screening appointments.

Their belief in Hamas's involvement seems to have been reached by process of elimination — Qawasmeh and Aisha have gone missing — but, in a way, the Netanyahu government needn't bother producing evidence that is more conclusive.

What is more conclusive are the eye-tracking results.

Nevertheless, there are some arguments in favour of the hypothesis that Old Germanic had a grammatical aspectual system (Besch et al. 2003), although it cannot be entirely excluded that an analysis of ge- as marker of the lexical aspect (situation type) is more conclusive.

The writer said that, while he admired the gutsiness of the notorious series finale of "The Sopranos," the conclusion of "Breaking Bad" will be more conclusive.

Probably be more conclusive than Senate Committee's.

Happily, events elsewhere were more conclusive.

3 There could hardly be more conclusive independent evidence of the crime.

But to be more conclusive more measurements with different types of particles are required.