Sentence examples for make a conclusive judgment from inspiring English sources

He said there's not evidence yet to make a conclusive judgment".

The question of sufficiency of rates is important and controlling; and, being of a judicial nature, it ought to be settled at the earliest moment by some court, and when a Federal court first obtains jurisdiction it ought, on general principles of jurisprudence, to be permitted to finish the inquiry and make a conclusive judgment, to the exclusion of all other courts.

And that despite the fact that there are videos and what not, that "there's no evidence to make a conclusive judgment".

Studies without sufficient information to make a conclusive judgment were scored "unclear".

For example, most guideline studies only examine three treatment doses, which is not sufficient to make a conclusive judgment about the shape of the dose response curve.

The experiment is designed to make a conclusive statement about LSND's neutrino oscillation evidence.

First, it is difficult, except in retrospect, to make a conclusive early diagnosis.

The Swedish results would seem to make a conclusive case for the public health benefits of snus.

The police subsequently tried to match the "cadaver" note to Durst's handwriting but could not make a conclusive determination.

Some independent researchers questioned whether it was too early to make a conclusive statement about the impact of vouchers.

Only the armed forces would be able to make a conclusive coup.