Sentence examples for concluded beyond from inspiring English sources

It was, they concluded, "beyond reasonable doubt" that as of November, 1943, the weapon existed, that it was of an entirely new type, that it could not be easily countered, that it would produce striking results, and that it would shock the civilian population upon whom it would be used.

Ending months of speculation, a team of scientists at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom has concluded "beyond reasonable doubt" that human remains found in a parking lot in the city last year are those of Richard III, who reigned over England from 1483 until his death in 1485.

But then, Mr. Devlin concluded: "Beyond the bottom line, if the restaurants weren't here in the morning I wouldn't have a life.

But even that great skeptic concluded: "Beyond the vision of battling races and an impoverished earth I catch a dreaming glimpse of peace".

Last month, a decade later, he stood in a Beverly Hills art gallery to announce that a team of experts had concluded "beyond a reasonable doubt" that Ansel Adams had taken the pictures.

Norsigian's lawyer, Arnold Peter, said a team of experts who studied the negatives over the past six months concluded "beyond a reasonable doubt" that the photos were Adams's early work.

GameSpot awarded the game 9/10, with reviewer Tom McShea concluding: "Beyond: Two Souls so easily melds story and mechanics that you become enamoured with this young woman and her extraordinary life".

GameSpot awarded the game 9/10, with reviewer Tom McShea concluding: "Beyond: Two Souls so easily melds story and mechanics that you become enamored with this young woman and her extraordinary life".

She added, "The prosecution did not present enough evidence for an impartial jury to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that Ms. Knox was guilty".

"No reasonable jury could conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that there was a 'substantial likelihood' that the alleged misstatements 'would have been viewed by the reasonable investor as having significantly altered the 'total mix' of information".' Ms. Stewart's lawyers also say that charging her with securities fraud violates her right to due process.

"If you have a small ripple in density, it would be hard to conclude beyond any reasonable doubt that this was due to the earthquake," explained Dr Floberghagen.