| That night's discussion ended inconclusively but has kept me wondering about the real state of visual literacy and intelligence in our land. |
| Somewhat inconclusively, the Commission acknowledges the need to ensure all these instruments are well coordinated. |
| Hours had already been devoted to this issue, inconclusively, and it had become clear that the matter was not conducive to consensus. |
| They either ended inconclusively or in death sentences being imposed on suspects who guilt was very much in doubt. |
| Too often he chases inconclusively after his own ideas and loses the thread of his subject's life. |
| The two main parties discussed this inconclusively when they had the two-thirds majority needed for constitutional change. |
