Sentence examples for quite conclusive from inspiring English sources

The results were not quite conclusive.

"I think it's quite conclusive," Dr. Eyre said.

However, the rearranged family tree is not yet quite conclusive, write the authors of a related News & Views article.

It's also quite conclusive in finding that private equity creates value in companies and delivers superior returns to its investors.

These studies have been quite conclusive: give a human being enough opportunities, and he/she is likely at some point to make a mistake.

The data showing any health benefits of DHA beyond those related to the heart or premature infants, while encouraging, is not quite conclusive, they say.

The Scottish party had "come to quite a conclusive decision", he said.

These alterations are quite characteristic, yet not conclusive (Kim et al. 2002).

Quite purgatorial at times, and a conclusive indictment of the school of comedy that believes media conventions and insider parodies are funnier than human stories.

It noted that the evidence was "quite thin and the results are not conclusive".

We do caveat this finding with the fact that the group size was quite small, and therefore, findings are hardly conclusive.