Sentence examples similar to virtually conclusive from inspiring English sources
He faulted his colleagues for giving nearly conclusive weight to a sketchy report "produced in the fog of war," saying their standard effectively required judges to accept as true virtually whatever the government claims, severely undermining a 2008 Supreme Court ruling granting the detainees habeas corpus rights.
The results were fairly conclusive.
The meteorological inquiry was the most conclusive.
Alexis Petridis of The Guardian responded well to parts of the record saying "American Lifes best tracks make a mockery of virtually all other current pop music" however his conclusive point in the review was that there was not enough of good songs.
There is substantial, but not conclusive, evidence which suggests that a virus, virtually identical with mouse mammary tumor virus and additional viruses including high risk human papilloma viruses (HPVs) and Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) may have roles in the etiology of breast cancer [ 2].
Conclusive data about the correlation between new pregnancies and the slow economy is virtually nonexistent.
The difficulty of obtaining a conclusive finding "one way or another" on such complaints in court means the taint of suspicion is virtually impossible to erase, she says.
He lacked conclusive proof.
This is conclusive evidence?
Nothing conclusive emerged.
