Sentence examples for the most conclusive considerations from inspiring English sources

It is indeed claimed that one of the most conclusive considerations in favour of dispositionalism is that fundamental properties like spin are bare dispositions (Mumford 2006).

The meteorological inquiry was the most conclusive.

However, it is through his music that Gergiev offers the most conclusive justification of his position.

As she told the media, "the leadership has been settled in the most conclusive fashion possible".

"Today the leadership of our political party, the Labor party, has been settled, and settled in the most conclusive fashion possible.

Gillard declared: Today the leadership of our political party, the Labor party, has been settled and settled in the most conclusive fashion possible.

Berger said that he had been angry because the Saudis had knowingly withheld the most conclusive evidence — which they'd had within months of the bombing.

The most conclusive study, which shows program participants achieving half the recidivism rate of a control group, involved fewer than 100 people.

The most conclusive statement appears in a letter written in the summer of 1955, to Hester: If you live today you breathe in nihilism.

Now a group of geophysicists have published the most conclusive evidence that it was neither.

First, we had about 15 various release dates with the most conclusive one being last July (still a very definitive reason on why I have trust issues).