Sentence examples for not conclusive enough from inspiring English sources

The tests that took place were not conclusive enough," Horne told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek.

That judge found our testimony not conclusive enough for a conviction.

But officials representing Midwestern utility companies said the new study was not conclusive enough to warrant additional action by Congress.

Some Republicans who have linked Clinton forest policies to the fires say the report is not conclusive enough to determine policy.

I suspect Cook might just have gloved it – but the evidence is not conclusive enough for the third umpire to overrule the on-field decision.

Manson called the results "promising signals" about fish-oil consumption, but said they are not conclusive enough to compel people to begin taking the drug or fish-oil supplements.

These results showed that chelation therapy modestly reduced the risk of bad cardiovascular outcomes, but though the study provided a platform for further research, researchers cautioned that the study wasn't conclusive enough to support routine use of the therapy after heart attack.

While it may not be conclusive enough to get the most chatty of you away from your phone, might I suggest you invest in a pair of these?

Furthermore, any type of immigration "deal" that's been previously floated around by White House staffers or surrogates has not been conclusive enough to be deemed credible by immigration advocates.

"The evidence was not conclusive and was not enough to justify an act of war," concedes Donald Petterson, former American ambassador to Sudan.

The end of the third season had felt conclusive enough: not especially definitive, in the spirit of the show -- which rolls along like the Mississippi, or any river of your choice, changing and unchanging -- but leaving its main characters in a moment of peace or possibility or renewed resolve.