Inconclusively

A CURIOUS tale that links (perhaps inconclusively) amateur dentistry and affairs of state.

That meeting ended inconclusively.

A second round of U.N. brokered peace talks aimed at achieving a permanent cease fire between Libya’s warring parties ended inconclusively Monday.

Israel goes to the polls on March 2, the third national vote in less than a year after two elections in 2019 ended inconclusively, with neither Netanyahu or Gantz able to forge a coalition government.

Mr. Duque, Colombia’s president, met with a committee of protest leaders on Tuesday, but the talks appeared to end inconclusively after two hours.

The election ended inconclusively.

The standoff has even raised the possibility of yet another election -- which would be the third in a year after April polls also ended inconclusively.

Following the Ekiti APC governorship primary election which ended inconclusively over the weekend, he said presidential aide said he was withdrawing since the race has turned violent and messy.

I’m not really sure,” he says inconclusively.

Tensions in the Middle East are high, as Syrian forces allegedly used chemical weapons against rebel positions last week, and a UN Security Council meeting ended inconclusively after Russia cast a veto on a US proposal to probe the attack.

Prittwitz excitedly but inconclusively and repeatedly discussed the dreadful news with Moltke that evening on the telephone, shouting back and forth.

Similarly, it is argued inconclusively whether Ēl Shaddāi, Ēl ‘Ôlām, Ēl ‘Elyôn, and so forth, were originally understood as separate divinities.