Sentence examples for you conclusively from inspiring English sources

what if a device were invented that would tell you conclusively when someone was lying?

"If you couldn't conclusively say whether anti-inflammatories caused the problem, you certainly couldn't conclusively say it did not contribute to the problem," said Dr. Gerald Chodak, a clinical professor of urology at the University of Chicago.

But terrorism is such an individual sport, based on so many different grievances, and requiring so little to perpetrate, that you can never conclusively defeat it in an open society.

"One of the things I wanted to do with the oak tree was to make something where the proof that it did happen was the same as the proof that it didn't happen, so that you couldn't conclusively say one way or the other.

It's a well-established management principle: Don't do something radical until you've proven conclusively that more judicious solutions won't work.

Analysis of the performance of fund managers over the longer term proves conclusively that you'd do just as well if you entrusted your financial decisions to a monkey throwing darts at a board.

The good news is that knowing this proves conclusively that you're alive.

Ladies and gentlemen, it is my grave duty to inform you that all intelligence conclusively points to the fact that God already possesses such a capability and could launch it at a moment's notice.

"Haiti's work has shown conclusively that you cannot use a lack of infrastructure as an excuse not to treat patients," said Anil Soni, adviser to the fund's executive director.

And that's a question that can't be answered conclusively because you can't prove that something doesn't exist.

This will make your brain work and will conclusively keep you up.