Sentence examples for most conclusive argument from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most conclusive argument for the sub's indispensability comes in the first response to Greenslade's blog: "Roy: I subbed the column you used to write for MediaGuardian enough times to realise just how much you need subeditors".

This study has been commonly cited as the most conclusive argument in favor of the lipid bilayer nature of cell membranes.

The most conclusive statement appears in a letter written in the summer of 1955, to Hester: If you live today you breathe in nihilism.

The meteorological inquiry was the most conclusive.

However, it is through his music that Gergiev offers the most conclusive justification of his position.

As she told the media, "the leadership has been settled in the most conclusive fashion possible".

It is therefore impossible to find a conclusive argument against the suggestion of Foucault that history, like the human subject, will prove to be a transitory conception.

"Today the leadership of our political party, the Labor party, has been settled, and settled in the most conclusive fashion possible.

Gillard declared: Today the leadership of our political party, the Labor party, has been settled and settled in the most conclusive fashion possible.

The most conclusive study, which shows program participants achieving half the recidivism rate of a control group, involved fewer than 100 people.

Berger said that he had been angry because the Saudis had knowingly withheld the most conclusive evidence — which they'd had within months of the bombing.