Sentence examples for makes a conclusive from inspiring English sources

Still, Boser does turn up some new evidence and makes a conclusive case for the identity of the thieves who did the job.

Review by Marek Kimmel, Department of Statistics, Rice University The paper makes a conclusive point concerning inaccuracies in the definition and evaluation of properties of the so-called Z-curve by its authors and other sources uncritically citing them.

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

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

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.

Many scientists are awaiting those details because so far, they say, the F.B.I. has failed to make a conclusive case.

An 1844 set of notes, though out of date, seemed to make a conclusive case for priority, for they bore Hooker's pencilled marks.

However, Pardew bemoaned a lack of rhythm and real pressure and his players did not make a conclusive case for one point, let alone three.

An Australian government official told Associated Press Malaysia wasn't supposed to make the announcement, and had gone out on its own making a conclusive statement before getting the evidence to back it up.

"Very frankly," he continued, "we are unable to make a conclusive statement about the nature of this as either an attack or an occurrence, absent more definitive laboratory and other investigative returns".