Sentence examples for of being conclusive from inspiring English sources

The American journalist Ron Rosenbaum is highly critical of Machtan's work, saying his "evidence falls short of being conclusive and often falls far short of being evidence at all".

Responding, the Minister for Home Affairs, Wong Kan Seng, stated: The heading of section 38 of the Parliamentary Elections Act ("PEA") is "Registers of electors to be conclusive evidence of right to vote".

Further studies should include a larger number of patients to be conclusive.

Part of what is meant to be conclusive about her proof is that she spent $6 million bringing it together.

For Jones, the film of the traumatic transfer of custody was conclusive evidence of Borukhova's monstrousness: "She was cold and unconcerned.

Others noted that Google's algorithm is constantly changing and no single set of results is conclusive proof of the a bias toward or against any specific political viewpoint.

"While no single bit of evidence is conclusive in itself, the pool of evidence is compelling," Dr. DeVries said.

But so far none of it is conclusive and much is highly speculative.

None of this is conclusive, but the hints add up to a strong possibility that Katherine is Jewish as well as German.

'While no piece of evidence is conclusive by itself, I'm sure we have found our woman,' Foster told the Times.

This early upregulation of VEGF is conclusive as hypoxia induced angiogenesis is mediated by VEGF.