After all, Churchill did not dismiss the Nazi threat for lack of conclusive evidence of Hitler's evil intentions.
The lack of conclusive science on learning disabilities, coupled with their prevalence among affluent families, has contributed to skepticism about the disorders.
On the one hand, they cite the lack of conclusive research on climate change to argue against the Kyoto accord on global warming.
The case for the latest proposals seems more straightforward, however, and has been debated for many years.A lack of conclusive evidence has fuelled the controversy over corporate governanceThe controversy over corporate governance has been fuelled by a surprising lack of conclusive evidence that improving it actually pays, in the form of higher returns to shareholders.
Despite a lack of conclusive evidence as to what caused the blast, Palestinian officials accused Israel of carrying out an assassination, part of an army pattern of targeted killings.
The trend to portray the disorder as desirable may be a result of a continuing lack of conclusive information about the cause, diagnostic criteria and treatment of it -- especially since it has been identified in adults.
The lack of conclusive information observed in autopsies is similar to the dearth of clinical information in Burt's case, where no abnormality could explain why she had almost died in 2002.
The criticism focuses on a lack of conclusive evidence of causal links between pornography consumption and perpetrating acts of sexual violence, and worries about the infringement of sexual freedom.
In 2007 he was acquitted of her murder, for lack of conclusive evidence, but sentenced to life in prison on eight other counts of rape and one of rape and murder.
ONE reason for the lack of conclusive research is that a society evolves slowly, and it can be impossible to attribute any particular change to the initial step that sent us sliding.
And despite a lack of conclusive evidence, critics continue to claim Facebook makes us sad and teens are tuning out.
