“At the conclusion of the seminar, attendees were invited to ask questions.”

“We must analyze the data thoroughly prior to arriving at a conclusion.”

“Scientists agreed that it was the logical conclusion of the experiment.”

“In the circumstances, Manchester United probably do not deserve to be more than three-goal favourites for tonight's concluder at Old Trafford.”

“The introduction into logic of psychological criteria of conclusiveness and truth is now often thought of as a retrograde step.”

“For example, DNA evidence may produce greater conclusiveness and sounder judgements in many cases.”

“The operational coherence and conclusiveness of the abuse correction mechanism, of course, needs to be spelled out in institutional detail.”

“These conclusions were reached by applying an impressionistic methodology involving generalising from a few cases.”

“In particular, would they find their own conclusions harder to arrive at if they were more in touch?”

“In neither instance did these verifications change any of the conclusions reported below, unless otherwise stated.”