Sentence examples similar to has put beyond doubt from inspiring English sources

From Cavendish, to Kingsmill, to Burstow, a series of high-profile reviews have put beyond doubt the threat that undervaluing frontline workers is posing to our social care system.

Professor Valerie Beral of Oxford University, who leads the Million Women's Study into the causes of the disease, told the Guardian the study had put beyond doubt what had long been guessed - that many breast cancers are caused by the absence of hormonal changes connected with childbirth.

This includes putting "beyond doubt" the health secretary's duty to promote a comprehensive health service.

Dortmund also had several openings and could have put things beyond doubt when Robert Lewandowski fired against the bar in the second half.

The New York rule does now and apparently always has put on the State the burden of convincing the jury beyond a reasonable doubt that a confession is voluntary.

It would be helpful to have that put beyond doubt".

Recently that suspicion has grown, and it has now been put beyond doubt.

Meanwhile violence in Nigeria has put production there in doubt.

But her grave injury has put all that in doubt.

She has put herself beyond dreams.

This seemed obvious from the first lot of scrolls, since the Zadokite fragments expound the same doctrines, deal with the same events, and even make use of the same language as the Manual of Discipline and others of the scrolls; but the matter has now been put beyond doubt by the finding in one of the other caves of several fragments of the Zadokite text.