Sentence examples for not as conclusive from inspiring English sources

"Typically, negative results are not as conclusive as positive results," he said.

The next day, Mr. King said, he received another briefing that was "not as conclusive".

However, the works on three-phase flow are not as conclusive as those on two-phase flow.

Austad, who was not involved in either study, also explained that the first study was not as conclusive as portrayed in the media.

The data derived from the visitor survey also show that authenticity with respect to cultural merchandise is significant, though the results are not as conclusive as expected.

It sounds like a recipe for disaster, but the results are not as conclusive as expected: New partners bring complications and heartbreak, but they also refresh a partnership that long since went stale.

So while I completely (and irrationally) agree with the sentiment of the piece, the stats aren't as conclusive as made out.

Though the last scene was somewhat ambiguous — and though TV demises aren't as conclusive as they used to be — the actor confirmed that what viewers saw was Chuck's death.

Dr. Austad, who was not involved with either study, said that the University of Wisconsin study "was not nearly as conclusive as it was made out to be" and that the new study casts further doubt on the belief that caloric restriction extends life.

But sources with knowledge of the case say the development has not proved as conclusive as investigators want.

The findings may not be as conclusive as app marketers would have you believe but they do suggest you should at least consider trying one.