Sentence examples for say conclusively from inspiring English sources

"There is no way we can say conclusively it was the only problem".

But because none of the studies was perfect, the researchers couldn't say conclusively that light to moderate drinking is safe.

He said it was too early to say conclusively that the boy was making a bomb when the blast occurred.

The Post article did not say conclusively that Mr. Sassa would be out of his job within days.

And no one knows enough about the habits of app readers to say conclusively how engaged they are while browsing through a digital magazine.

And though it is too soon to say conclusively, experts theorized on Friday that ice, one of aviation's most common problems, could indeed have brought the plane down.

"I'm a rather phlegmatic person," he said conclusively, at the end of three-hour interview.

But Apple has never said conclusively that it wouldn't bring out a phone that was larger still.

All understandings reached at Camp David, he said conclusively, are moot, vanished into the mist that clouded the talks during two weeks of intermittent rain.

It stopped short of saying conclusively that Iran was developing nuclear weapons but raised serious concerns about the military dimensions of the country's nuclear activities.

But the boy who supposedly had the syndrome was never hospitalized, and Cephalon subsequently submitted evidence it said conclusively showed that the boy had a different skin condition caused by a virus.