Sentence examples for just as conclusive from inspiring English sources

As this startling exhibition proves, the favorite pastime of the ancient Olmecs, Mayas and Aztecs was as grisly as any battle -- and just as conclusive when it came to the fate of the losing team.

Britain and the rest of the world must support building a successful and conclusive Doha package that works just as well for developing countries as it does for developed ones.

But nutritional testing is about as conclusive as whether there's life after death.

"There is not absolutely conclusive evidence but there is very strong evidence, and there's strong evidence that other methods work just as well," said Dr. Straus, a co-author of "Beating the Devil Out of Them: Corporal Punishment by American Families and Its Effects on Children".

But sources with knowledge of the case say the development has not proved as conclusive as investigators want.

"Typically, negative results are not as conclusive as positive results," he said.

The next day, Mr. King said, he received another briefing that was "not as conclusive".

And that's almost by definition in Washington, something that is not as specific or as conclusive.

A single swift move from Mr Putin last week, and the company board booted him out and put in a Putin trusty.Just as remarkable, if less conclusive, was the questioning by prosecutors a few days earlier of Roman Abramovich, a tycoon and a former top courtier of ex-President Boris Yeltsin.

That's just what the tobacco industry did to stave off tighter government controls on its product despite the fact the science linking smoking to cancer and other diseases was conclusive -- just as climate science is today.

But those involved with the IPCC say that even now, just a month away from publication, you would be "foolish in the extreme" to take this latest leak as conclusive.