Sentence examples for irrefutable benefits from inspiring English sources
Physical activity has irrefutable benefits to quality of life and survival [1,2].
More and more scientific studies speak to the irrefutable benefits of sleep.
Drinking it left the regrettable aftertaste of a fortnight I spent smugly preaching the irrefutable benefits of Brita filtered water, before finding out the filter wasn't attached.
Eastwood said over 20 countries in the world, such as Portugal, have adopted non-criminal responses to possession of drugs, with "irrefutable benefits for individuals, society, and the government," and without leading to sweeping rises in drug use.
It's never been easier to be a vegetarian and the health benefits are irrefutable.
The cumulative evidence of these and other studies paint an irrefutable picture of the fiscal benefits and reduced burden to the health care system resultant from the routine provision of comprehensive psychosocial care for medical patients.
'On the one hand, there's the irrefutable evidence of all the health benefits of breastfeeding.
"We know organisations perform better with a more diverse leadership team – the evidence is irrefutable in relation to the financial benefits that gender diversity can bring," Cash said.
We acknowledge the complexity of the decision faced by countries on whether to adopt the HPV vaccine, given the irrefutable reality that women who will benefit from vaccination are not in the same birth cohorts as the women who benefit from screening in the short-run.
As a result, they have become popular in recent years, and implantation has become a routine outpatient procedure that can take less than 30 minutes.See videographic on the mechanics of the heart and the technology that can assist it.Cardiac connectionsThe life-saving benefits of this technology are irrefutable.
When we have so much data at our disposal and are able to benefit from it, there's an irrefutable temptation to use it to try and solve all business problems.
