Usar "conclusive" en una oración

1. Of course this was not conclusive, after all, he was an Angel and therefore virtual, so he could never know anything with certainty

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2. He knew that wasn't conclusive evidence, the sensors were probably read regularly by the hardware monitors and written to memory somewhere that the query looked up

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3. that was more conclusive than discussion oriented

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4. “I would think that the fact that she was found wiped by it while she was there would be conclusive enough evidence

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5. The matter was far from conclusive, of course – in fact,

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6. Therefore – this is conclusive proof that these both occur on

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7. In examining those arguments, they were necessarily led to consider the difference between a probable and a demonstrative argument, between a fallacious and a conclusive one; and logic, or the science of the general

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8. Then a sort of conclusive statement

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9. He hadn’t given Nathan any other details as he said that he was still making enquiries in order to collect conclusive evidence rather than the hearsay he had so far

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10. Human ―motives‖ are therefore held as determinant or conclusive responses to antecedent events independent of Free Will; that is to say, infer a mindset pre-conditioned by prior events governing present decisions rather than governed by independent designs capable of responding rationally to unexpected events

11. The ruling stated that although the evidence was not entirely conclusive, he was indicted for conspiracy to commit murder based upon the considerable material that had been corroborated

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12. “I believe I have gathered conclusive evidence as to the function of the various artifacts known as keystones

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13. Or is history destined to repeat itself at least one more time without a conclusive terminal point? In this, we may be presented with a major problem of prophecy! Events do seem to be the most predictable from the seat of the “Monday morning quarterback”! Will we have to wait until then to know what we should have done? God help us if we are not any smarter than that!

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14. Has there been a conclusive statement yet?

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15. In verses 27 to 29, Paul states the fact that being circumcised is not conclusive, and it is in

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16. under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, are conclusive!

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17. These ten tips are by no means conclusive

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18. And I believe the results are happily conclusive

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19. That, we all saw!” Gathering himself up for the conclusive end to his tirade, he shouted anew, “What does this tell me? Their God has fled from our land and can help them no more! Their cloud will be small comfort when they find that they will have to walk on water to reach it!”

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20. the conclusive end to his tirade, he shouted anew, “What does this tell me? Their God has fled

21. There are no conclusive studies indicating a

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22. have to be evasive, yet conclusive, it would have to be something

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23. “It’s not conclusive but I think it’s important

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24. “I agree his behavior at the hospital was suspicious, but not conclusive

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25. complete to give a conclusive result

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26. those views, but I got only hints, nothing conclusive

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27. alive but that couldn’t be conclusive

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28. However - few of the studies have actually been conclusive

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29. When he was interrupted in his discourses with multitudinous questions, his answers were always significant and conclusive

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30. When and how should these errors be corrected? Unfortunately, there is no conclusive evidence/research about these issues

31. There is conclusive proof that things have 95

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32. Brandt is much more conclusive when he states, “Because of its tactics, the tobacco industry would come to be singled out as the preeminent example of corporate irresponsibility, greed, and the failure of business ethics

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33. Those two events happening within moments of each other are conclusive proof of the October Surprise being carried out

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34. of the North Wales ‘cable’ had not been conclusive as the

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35. Actually, there haven’t been any conclusive studies on how being tired affects the condition of the skin

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36. "Well Mitchell, we scoured your place for hours the other night, relayed prints to the lab among other things, but nothing conclusive even caught my eye

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37. � To be honest, the source of our information agreed that the case of Lord Rotschild was mostly circumstantial and was never conclusive, but there are many troubling links between Lord Rotschild and a number of the suspects that later fled to the Soviet Union

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38. homicide boys were up there, but they said that they found nothing conclusive

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39. and motivation based on shear emotion and conclusive

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40. camping and think on it a bit before arriving at a conclusive

41. socialist state! This final conclusive rule applies to the Bollobane

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42. the most unadulterated of conclusive logic

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43. being the complete and conclusive destruction

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44. forever damning the conclusive action

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45. “Well, we found some conclusive evidence that proves Gregor and his wife handled the cocaine we discovered

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46. Hitler, like his generals, realised that there was no hope of a conclusive result being forced against the Soviets in the east

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47. “We have a lot of leads, but nothing conclusive as yet

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48. The results were conclusive: both came from the early sixteenth century, as Morse had claimed

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49. Again, the results were conclusive

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50. “We’re going to have to run more genetic scans for anything conclusive,” he said

51. Of course, more research is required before any conclusive statements can be made about this application

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52. conclusive statements can be made in this regard

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53. What is the cause of the origin of an impulse? Who is the director of the mind? What is the cause of the origin of thought? Even if all the living scientists were to put their heads together to solve these questions, they cannot give definite conclusive answers

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54. “We have received conclusive proof of your prowess as a magician

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55. Conclusive evidence highlighted that the attractiveness of the scent was utterly dependent on the two individuals’ MHC (major histocompatibility locus) genes

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56. ‘It’s a lot of evidence – not conclusive – but it seems to show that there is a man

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57. The truth is higher than reasons when reasons in questions are not conclusive ones

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58. that it is also his conclusive view that yagya, charity and penance are not to be forsaken

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59. Believing it only to be a theoretical possibility that had no conclusive clinical peer reviewed samples, Ear, nevertheless, was beginning to wonder if they were caught inside an AI's looping mirror –

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60. The evidence of this law is conclusive; we see it on every hand

61. Most doctors will tell you there is no conclusive scientific evidence that diet

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62. Admittedly, I don’t have conclusive evidence that personal

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63. Whilst we appreciate your identification through her earrings, we’ll need to make a conclusive finding through DNA

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64. But this was crossing some conclusive intersection—a junction from which they could not cross back

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65. News archives at the Public Library provided snippets of stale information; nothing current or conclusive

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66. There are many theories out there, but no conclusive scientific evidence as to what exactly

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67. From the way he looked, the way he spoke, from those tiny indications that one somehow has noticed without knowing that one has noticed and that are so far more revealing and conclusive than any words, she sometimes was sure he really had forgotten

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68. I saw no need for another set of eyes inspecting the Den; we found nothing conclusive, anyhow

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69. final, conclusive and are binding on all concerned

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70. I find that the evidence is conclusive that Claude Michaud had fired a gun at Sheriff Tramell and that is how Tramell knew where to find the spent ball

71. “I have my father’s notes, but I’m not confident this is conclusive

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72. but they do not offer conclusive proof

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73. erased, once and for all, by conclusive means

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74. first part, the information in the second part will be of little value, as the information is very conclusive

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75. still are those ignoring me whenever I show that Newton’s facts just don’t add to a conclusive

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76. spinning the body of the top is forming a conclusive part of the earth not

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77. Zero brings conclusive exclusion while infinity brings conclusive inclusion and as such the two values oppose the concept surrounding the line

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78. And the fact that she's not inviting me to this party is pretty conclusive

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79. Of course, two weeks do not suffice for a conclusive opinion of the country

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80. Poor Rafferty, too, he reflected, for the pressure on him to solve the crime, combined with the lack of any conclusive lead, put him in danger of losing his previously sunny disposition

81. It wasn't as though he was short of other candidates for the crime; if anything, he had an over-abundance of them, and would have been happier if their numbers were less and the pointers to someone's—anyone's, guilt more conclusive

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82. If we rationally follow this line of thought through to its inevitable conclusive reasoning backed up by science would strongly suggest some other form of energy with intelligence created these first forms of subatomic energies that make up the atoms that make up the universe

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83. “This could be conclusive,” Holms intoned

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84. resurrection is conclusive proof that a person does not now have it

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85. One of the articles speculated that a rival fan had shot Fisher on the spur of the moment but it stated that there was no conclusive evidence to support this theory and no rival fan had been questioned

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86. immortality must be "put on" at the resurrection is conclusive proof that a person

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87. He completed one segment of a story from the Old Testament, but there was nothing conclusive in terms of an answer to his question

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88. The best part of it is that in no conclusive clinical trial has the vaccine ever proven that it provided any tangible benefit to not contacting meningitis

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89. And no more conclusive evidence could be brought against it then that

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90. If this is not conclusive, then the inevitable conclusion must follow that not only man, but horses, doges, cattle, snakes, bats, worms, flies, and all tribes of insects are immortal, and will exist forever

91. Say, "To God belongs the conclusive argument

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92. Or is it that they have partners who litigate for them religious laws never authorized by God? Were it not for the conclusive decision, it would have been settled between them

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