Sentence examples for it seems conclusive from inspiring English sources

Her reasoning is so simple that it seems conclusive: China is the fastest growing economy in the world; the internet is the engine for growth in the second phase of the new paradigm; therefore, get in quick.

Short of a return to a 1930s free-for-all, and possibly not even then, the evidence seems conclusive that the market will not on its own provide.

"This seems conclusive to me".

Or is socialism alive and well and living in (among other places) Washington, D.C.? At first glance, the spectacle of joyful Germans waltzing through the Berlin Wall seems conclusive proof that Soviet-style socialism has failed.

But the evidence on the ground - and again this is coming from UN sources and reports and other credible organisations - seems conclusive: that Rwandan soldiers have been actively involved in supplying guns, other military equipment, recruits, and perhaps even fighting alongside the M23, as the mutineers now call themselves - and that Rwanda's intervention has been a game-changer.

Though she says the Tower of Joy scene seems "conclusive," she's not shutting the door on the theory just yet.

87 Neither meta-analysis showed a mortality benefit, possibly due to inadequate sample sizes, but a clinically relevant advantage for i.v. iron in terms of symptoms, functional capacity, and hospitalization seems conclusive.

On the Tower of Joy scene from Season 6, Kendrick added, "It seems quite conclusive in terms of Jon's parentage.