Sentence examples for more decisive conclusion from inspiring English sources

Director and writer Dave Nath weaves a taut enough hour, but it requires a considerably more decisive conclusion to be ultimately satisfying.

Larger samples and more complete patient information are needed to draw more decisive conclusions.

The robustness of the observed partial resistance needs to be studied further before more decisive conclusions are drawn regarding the potential of selection and breeding for conservation of F. excelsior forests.

This study suggests that IPC method might be used prior to or at the beginning of kidney transplantation to preserve endogenous antioxidant levels, but a decisive conclusion requires more research.

As one adviser put it, "How can you put a deadline on democracy?" Some of Mr. Gore's advisers said they felt they had lost precious time in the spin control game and wanted to present a more decisive image today of a campaign wronged by tentative conclusions that George W. Bush had won the presidency.

The only decisive conclusion available about gluten sensitivity is that more research is needed.

When teams are close in ability, home field becomes more decisive.

Gur states "selection of a specific analysis approach could affect the study conclusion" [ 21], noting problems with extrapolation, "when observers tend to be more decisive".

Just two days later came a more decisive test.

He could be a little more decisive.

But more decisive action is needed.