Sentence examples for conclusively wrong from inspiring English sources

Not a little bit wrong, not debatably wrong demonstrably and conclusively wrong.

But at least one interpretation that seemed plausible during those strange days in London now looks conclusively wrong.

In particular, it is very disappointing that the law explicitly links homosexuality with child sex abuse, which countless studies have shown to be conclusively wrong.

It argued that war was justified even when it failed to find those weapons.This is not to assert that the policies were conclusively wrong, though many have argued as much.

"Anyone who thought U.S. targeted killing outside of armed conflict was a narrow, emergency-based exception to the requirement of due process before a death sentence is being proven conclusively wrong," said Hina Shamsi, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Security Project, in a statement.

Those who claim that climate change is either not happening, or is not dangerous, have been conclusively proven wrong by the meteorological evidence around the world".

With games the market is getting large and mainstream enough that the doomsaying of early days has been conclusively proven wrong, but the topic, despite being a multi-billion dollar market comprising some of the most interesting and powerful companies in the world, remains incendiary.

The medical profession never did find out conclusively what was wrong with me.

But even after a DNA match and a credible confession showed conclusively that the wrong man had been locked up for the better part of 19 years, law enforcement authorities remained reluctant to let him go.

The first study shows that our approach allows to conclusively rule out wrong model hypotheses.

RIKEN has a team attempting to determine what went wrong and conclusively determine if the STAP phenomenon is real.