Sentence examples similar to establish irrefutably from inspiring English sources
With the removal of the corrosion, Mr. Clifford appears to have established irrefutably the provenance of thousands of coins and hundreds of pounds of other artifacts as well as the fate of the Whydah, launched by the Royal Africa Company to carry slaves from West Africa, possibly from the port city (now called Ouidah in Benin) whose name it bears.
My theory is that this is because it's tough to categorize: it's neither a cutting-edge comedy nor a cable drama that we have, as a collective society, established as irrefutably good.
It's difficult to question the ethics of a funds transfer if we can't even irrefutably establish the ethics of the original donation.
The 2008 crash and the Great Recession prove irrefutably how inefficient and irrational markets truly are.
He asked the Russian authorities to "either release [Sentsov] or try him only for what you can prove irrefutably".
The authors, correspondents for The Economist and trained in the usually impeccable logic of that splendid journal, show irrefutably why globalization will ultimately help most people.
The continuing extent and seriousness of violence against women has always been denied, but at this point in time it is irrefutably established.
Others, however, are more circumspect: Virtanen, in particular, emphasises that although the music is irrefutably late Sibelius, it has not been established beyond doubt that any of it belongs to the Eighth Symphony.
It had been done by early sailors (before the UN was established and set up its Antarctic Treaty which essentially made it illegal for independent and private exploration of Antarctica) who managed to make 60k+ miles, which irrefutably proves the flat earth model, but like all the other mountains of evidence for flat earth this is not enough for ballers today.
