Sentence examples for it conclusively from inspiring English sources

Henry Sokolsky, who was deputy for nonproliferation policy in the Pentagon during the first Bush administration, said the United States should immediately suspend construction on the light-water reactor and stop fuel oil shipments to North Korean until it conclusively demonstrates that its nuclear weapons program has been dismantled.

This is a plausible conclusion, but the data may not support it conclusively.

We are going to win the game and I want to win it conclusively.

However, not until 1939 was it conclusively demonstrated (by the British astronomer Harold Spencer Jones) that only part of this acceleration was real.

Though it took some time for Young's contemporaries fully to accept the implications of his landmark discovery, it conclusively demonstrated that light has wavelike characteristics.

"Claim of Privilege," by Barry Siegel, is an important and exhaustive look at the Reynolds case, and it conclusively demonstrates that the state secrets privilege was built on a lie.

Indeed, it establishes conclusively that the Trump campaign colluded with Russian representatives, although it remains unclear exactly which Trump campaign officials were involved.

I asked Hohensinn what he would do if, contrary to fact, it were conclusively proved that prisons like his encouraged crime rather than diminished it.

More importantly, however, it was conclusively, undeniably, irreconcilably mine.

But it has conclusively ended a much-transgressed 2002 ceasefire.

It would conclusively establish in the eyes of most Israelis that for now, peace is unattainable.