Sentence examples for an irrefutable conclusion from inspiring English sources

The only problem is that scientists regard the survey as too limited to produce an irrefutable conclusion.

Look at the numbers broadly, and that is the irrefutable conclusion: two-thirds of net new jobs are created by companies with fewer than 500 employees, which is the government's definition of a small business.

One philosopher, sounding like the slyly secular Saramago, suggests that since death was "clearly the only agricultural implement god possessed with which to plough the roads that would lead to his kingdom, the obvious, irrefutable conclusion is that the entire holy story ends, inevitably, in a cul-de-sac".

Privco's "irrefutable conclusion": "The seasonality excuse Facebook tries to use in its latest S-1 simply does NOT stand up to the data.

So it is imperative that the scientific community immediately produce irrefutable conclusions and implement solutions, and explain them to the public in a way to motivate us to demand action by our governments around the world before the Window of Opportunity closes.

It is, itself, a kind of staged re-creation: of the battle between the Errol Morris who believes in irrefutable conclusions (and in the ethics and efficacy of his own particular means of arriving at them), and the Errol Morris who possesses a deeply personal understanding that the truth very often evades us.

This study has shown that while irrefutable conclusions regarding the Thai personality cannot be reached, it can be seen that certain aspects of the Thai character can influence a student's decision to commit academic dishonesty.

Strictly speaking, this is an irrefutable argument.

The dish is like an irrefutable argument.

The road itself makes what looks like an irrefutable argument for an upgrade.

Dodge's grim vision does not make an irrefutable case for staying in Iraq.