Sentence examples for inability to prove from inspiring English sources

Euler endorsed the result today known as the Goldbach conjecture but acknowledged his inability to prove it.

And this brings us to the first most exasperating thing about Seymour-Jones's book, which is not her theory but her complete inability to prove it.

But Foer's book is such an eccentric, fascinating exposé of a world most of us know nothing about that his inability to prove his central thesis seems almost irrelevant.

His asylum application was rejected this summer, stamped with the explanation that it was "offensichtlich unbegründet", or obviously groundless, because of his inability to prove to the authorities that he was Egyptian.

It is true that some retrospective cohort studies have found increased water to be associated with better outcomes, but these are subject to the usual epidemiologic problems, such as an inability to prove causation.

A review in The New York Times called it "such an eccentric, fascinating exposé of a world most of us know nothing about that his inability to prove his central thesis seems almost irrelevant".

Entrance barriers posed by this group (oligopoly) are all kinds of inabilities to prove a verifiable concept of their Corporate Social Responsibility practices.

He said his greatest concern was the inability by police to prove that other journalists in Scotland were guilty of hacking and data protection breaches, which had happened on "an industrial scale".

An individual who believes that evolution must be false may similarly support his or her position by pointing to the inability of biologists to prove a particular evolutionary scenario.

Furthermore, administrative arrangements should be adapted to accommodate the frequent inability of IMs to prove identity or residency.

Historically, studies have proved difficult in this area due to low recruitment and a subsequent inability to show effectiveness.