Sentence examples for more conclusive than from inspiring English sources
Probably be more conclusive than Senate Committee's.
Maybe it is more conclusive than a penalty replay.
But the anecdotal evidence from managers like Ms. Hughes appears more conclusive than the data.
A writer's retirement is no more conclusive than Sherlock Holmes's plunge to his death over the Reichenbach Falls.
Mr. Bush's aides said he had stated similar feelings and positions before, but his comments on abortion today were more emphatic, if no more conclusive, than usual.
He leaves you not so much wanting more as certain more would be no more conclusive than what you already know.
Owing to the third-party candidacy of Ross Perot, Mr. Clinton received only 43percentt of the popular vote — still 5percentt higher than the incumbent, the first President Bush, and a more conclusive victory than the younger Mr. Bush achieved in 2004.
The Sunday afternoon performance had a slightly harder, more conclusive edge than Saturday evening's.
You don't get more conclusive tests than this in economics.
This work confirms, yet provides a more conclusive link than, previous findings between various salt sources and the role they play in solute accumulation in this extreme environment.
The novel questions whether the desire to prosper harms the pursuit of art, but reaches no more conclusive answer than Shyam's comment that "you cannot practise art on an empty stomach".
