Sentence examples for less conclusively from inspiring English sources

Chippendale's fame rests largely on his publication, though in fact it has now been more or less conclusively proved that he himself was not responsible for the designs, but employed two other designers, Lock and Copland.

The task proved such a tricky one that in the first blush of the breaking story, some networks, CNN, NBC and CBS among them, overstated the significance of a six-page ruling that proved to be less conclusively damaging legally to Vice President Al Gore's case than was instantly reported.

I performed what most music lovers think of as the Partita No. 3, but which I knew in its other guise, as the Lute Suite No. 4. I also picked my way less conclusively through a transcription of the Chaconne from the Partita No. 2: a mammoth set of variations over a constant, repeating harmonic pattern, and one of the crowning works in the Bach canon.

But that hypothesis hasn't even been directly tested yet, much less conclusively established.

While its instrumentation is evocative of club music, stylistically it situates itself a little less conclusively; it's consistently caught in medias res in a multiplicity of oddly conjoined timbres and moods.

The use of adjuvant therapies has been clearly shown to improve survival for stage III patients, but less conclusively for stage II patients.

The crimes might also be connected, suggestively — although, at the moment, far less than conclusively — by method and possible motive.

He wants nothing less than to resolve conclusively the Israeli-Palestinian conflict of 52 years, so that the finality of the deal will generate an excitement that will help Israelis swallow the necessary concessions.

Nevertheless, the associated lack of TSH and prolactin makes these two models less than optimal in conclusively exclude the influence of the lack of these hormones on the delayed aging phenotype.

And since the advent of DNA testing, which can link semen and defendant all but conclusively, they are probably held less often than they used to be.

570 distinct missense variants have been detected throughout the 1863 codons of BRCA1; however, less than 2% of these have been conclusively associated with cancer.