Sentence examples for very conclusive from inspiring English sources

However, decent chap that he is, Terry held his hands up when shown the very conclusive footage after the game and said sorry.

For the particleboard manufacturing, the use of adhesives based on bio-sourced resources was not very conclusive, except for the use of pine tannins in panel manufacture that showed promising results.

However, uncertainties are very large, and as discussed above, it is difficult to be very conclusive regarding the magnitude of CH4 feedbacks and their time scales". What about Shakhova et. al's specific scenario of a potential 50 Gt methane release at any time (the basic contours of her argument are outlined here, no paywall)?

The data obtained from long- and zero-span measurements (Figs. 6, 7) are not very conclusive.

"It's only Friday and especially here it's not very conclusive because some people might be stuck in traffic.

By using the knockout mouse strain, they showed in a very conclusive way the validity of the concept" that therapies that target tumor blood vessels can improve tumor responses to therapy.

The data, she said, "were very, very conclusive".

Psychological treatment for patients with personality disorders (PD) is plagued with a high proportion of early dropouts, and attempts to identify risk factors for attrition have generated very few conclusive results.

The debate over doctor supply rages on with very little conclusive evidence to prove one case or the other.

However, till very recently, conclusive evidence about invariant recognition and advanced shape processing in rats was lacking, because of four main limitations.

In the final chapter, "Fuzzy Formulas" (and when exactly was "fuzzy logic" first fashionable in academic circles?), he says that "This was to be a conclusion.... However... it is very much not conclusive".