Sentence examples for more conclusive proof from inspiring English sources
The phrase "more conclusive proof" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe evidence or information that is considered stronger or more convincing than previous evidence. Example: The defendant's alibi seemed to be airtight, but the prosecutor presented more conclusive proof in the form of surveillance footage that placed the defendant at the scene of the crime.
What more conclusive proof is needed about the bankrupt policies of the state education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, and those who claim that the answer to high standards and quality education is testing, testing, and more testing?
Among the 13 features he made in his too-brief career -- he died in 1960, at 53 -- none provides more conclusive proof of that defiant Frenchness than the elegant 1954 gangster movie "Touchez pas au Grisbi" ("Don't Touch the Loot"), which will play for two weeks at Film Forum beginning Friday.
Mr. Obama, who has said the use of these weapons would be a "game changer," has also said that before responding, he needs more conclusive proof that Mr. Assad had deployed these weapons — a point he re-emphasized at a wide-ranging news conference in Washington earlier Tuesday.
If Facebook and its partners can show more conclusive proof that Custom Audience ads are better than email and telemarketing campaigns for reaching existing customers, more dollars will flow its way.
However, more conclusive proof that the vaccine can protect large groups is still needed, so the Guinean national regulatory authority and ethics review committee have approved continuation of the trial.
More animals!!! Conclusive Proof That There Is No God and Humans Are Essentially Evil.
All of which supposedly reflects a long-term trend of consumers increasingly buying more prepared foods, i.e. conclusive proof that people really don't want to cook for themselves after work, regardless of how quickly Jamie Oliver says you can make a paella.
Whether or not one thinks military action is the answer, there seems little doubt that our inattention emboldens the regime, making horrors like yesterday's (though there is no conclusive proof of who did it yet) progressively more likely.
He maintains that in the short term, global warming is beneficial, and that since we don't have conclusive proof of the long-term impacts, it's more cost-effective to do nothing than to take corrective action.
Of course, these predictions are never "bullet-proof" evidence, but can be the starting point for more conclusive experiments.
Last January, Cheney cited those trucks as conclusive proof that Iraq had mobile weapons labs, but experts have said that they more likely contained equipment for weather balloons.
