- but
clinical evidence that it is
effective for this
purpose is weak or
inconclusive. The name of the herb is
derived from the
personal name
Valeria and the...
-
subject of
ongoing debate,
although mainstream Egyptological consensus inconclusively identifies Menes with the
Naqada III
ruler Narmer or his successor,...
-
skirmishing off Port
Arthur would continue until May 1904. The
attack ended inconclusively,
though the war
resulted in a
decisive ****anese victory. The opening...
- Run in August. His
invasion of
Maryland that
September ended with the
inconclusive Battle of Antietam,
after which he
retreated to Virginia. Lee won two...
- made
permanent gains—though in the
Eastern theater the
conflict was
inconclusive. The
abolition of
slavery became a
Union war goal on
January 1, 1863...
-
under pressure from some of his troops. The
arbitration process ended inconclusively in 658
though it
strengthened the Syrians'
support for Mu'awiya and...
-
against the
Muslims at the
Battle of Badr in 624 and then
fought an
inconclusive battle in the
Battle of Uhud
before unsuccessfully besieging Medina in...
- direction), then the
proposition can be
called unproven, undecided,
inconclusive, an open
problem or a conjecture. The term was
likely coined by philosopher...
- to
integrate the
Soviet Union into the anti-British bloc
failed after inconclusive talks between Hitler and
Molotov in
Berlin in November, and he ordered...
- one. Exum
writes that the
arguments that
Delilah was a
Philistine are
inconclusive,
while the
Jewish Encyclopedia says that
Delilah was a
Philistine in...
