Sentence examples for had conclusively proved from inspiring English sources

Bloggers and technology analysts crowed that Rupert Murdoch, News Corp.'s septuagenarian chief executive, had conclusively proved that he just didn't understand the Internet.

Having conclusively proved how smart and stable he is, Trump said that he would spend the rest of the day proving how mature he is.

Yet no study has conclusively proved a link between 9/11 and the development of cancer in people who were at Ground Zero during and immediately following the attack.

Pesticides used on oilseed rape crops, whose bright yellow flowers have become an increasingly common sight across the British countryside, are harming native populations of wild bees, scientists have conclusively proved.

Recent studies, let's not forget, have conclusively proved that if you compare state-educated university students to their privately schooled counterparts with similar A-levels and GCSEs, the former outperform the latter.

"Donald J Trump" did precisely that in his now globally infamous "ban Muslims from America" remarks, and he has conclusively proved – if further proof were required – that he is a figure unsuited to the presidency of the United States.

More than twice as many Conservative MPs as Labour MPs who responded to the poll cast doubt on scientists having "conclusively proved" climate change is caused by humans, despite the world's most authoritative panel of climate scientists last year saying they were 95% confident that recent global warming is manmade.

Dr. Hall and other experts in the field say the data have conclusively proved that two-thirds of African captives brought to Louisiana in the early part of the slave trade, before 1730, were from the Senegambia area of West Africa, unlike other ethnic groups that went to the East Coast.

Just possibly, however, his overture to the Pakistani Taliban could be part of a cunning plan to lay the ground for a military response, once he has conclusively proved that seeking peace with the Pakistani Taliban is a fool's errand.More likely, says Hasan Askari Rizvi, a security analyst, Mr Sharif's call for talks is a reflection of the country's muddled thinking about the TTP.

No-one has conclusively proved that the Russian-made poison was administered by a Russian state assassin.

But now the Dali Foundation says the tests carried out have conclusively proved the two are not related.