Sentence examples for were conclusively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a conclusive manner; with finality.
- Once the final experiment had been performed, the theory was conclusively proved.
But by the second engagement, Kafka and Bauer were conclusively forced apart – Kafka's diagnosis with tuberculosis in 1917 had dashed any prospect of marriage.
I asked Hohensinn what he would do if, contrary to fact, it were conclusively proved that prisons like his encouraged crime rather than diminished it.
Mr. Keane said his group would not oppose regulation of ammunition components if a need for change were "conclusively demonstrated by science".
Trans fats became popular in the late 1960's, after saturated fats, found in animal fats and tropical oils, were conclusively linked to an increased risk of heart disease.
Christiania's central agora still bears the frank but obsolete title of Pusher Street, since the cocaine and heroin trades (conducted by Europe's transnational biker gangs) were conclusively disassembled in the mid-1990s.
It argued that war was justified even when it failed to find those weapons.This is not to assert that the policies were conclusively wrong, though many have argued as much.
Six have been conclusively linked.
More importantly, however, it was conclusively, undeniably, irreconcilably mine.
policy says anything beyond 10 to 1 is conclusively positive.
Several symptoms — which cannot be conclusively attributed to C.T.E.
All the excuses have now been conclusively given the lie.
