Sentence examples for proves inconclusive from inspiring English sources

Psychoanalysis proves inconclusive.

The General Election may only create risk if it proves inconclusive; and rate rises are only an issue if their pace exceeds wage growth.

The word could equally well mean "undetached rabbit-part" or "rabbithood", and a Jungle-speaker's assent or dissent in the presence of assorted stimulations proves inconclusive.

Despite their divergences, Spain's four national party leaders are promising weary citizens that they will not have to return to the ballot boxes for a third time, even if Sunday's vote proves inconclusive.

But if the election not only proves inconclusive but also leads to weeks of political haggling rather than decisive action, investors will inevitably take a long, hard look at Britain.

In the town of Nakuru, in the Rift Valley, civil society activists tell me that if the first round proves inconclusive, Kikuyu and Kalenjin could gang up on local Luo, Luhya and Kisii.

The investigation proved inconclusive.

The initial scan proved inconclusive.

Rik Mayall's post-mortem has proven inconclusive.

Carbon dating was attempted but proved inconclusive.

A postmortem examination proved inconclusive, prompting further investigations.