Sentence examples for something inconclusive from inspiring English sources

When Jay mumbled something inconclusive, she decreed, "You need better sources".

Still, there is something slightly inconclusive about his standup these days.

The sighting was indisputable but, at the same time, inconclusive: something from out there had been detected, it appeared to be approaching our atmosphere at great speed, the Pentagon was monitoring the situation closely.

Finally, Lifson's refutation of S. Kauffman's model (ref 211) that has been carried over in the literature appears to us inconclusive, something that had to be stressed as well].

There is a fine line between encouraging interest in your results, and hyping up inconclusive data into something they are not.

"And every scientific examination and analysis of the footage has either fallen into the category of inconclusive or demonstrating something that can't be explained by 1967 technology.

Inconclusive information was seen as confusing and further posed a dilemma: " If there is something available, I find that it is usually inconclusive.

The name triggers a lengthy but inconclusive discussion over its derivation, which has something to do with the exertion it demands of a working elephant.

Speaking before the scan results were announced, Broad said: "Something showed up on the X-ray that was inconclusive.

Studies so far have been inconclusive, and there is only a slim chance that something more definitive will appear, he said.

The official emphasized it was unclear whether American soldiers, other prisoners or something else was to blame, and that a preliminary autopsy was inconclusive.