Sentence examples for irrefutable case from inspiring English sources

Dodge's grim vision does not make an irrefutable case for staying in Iraq.

He makes the freshest, most irrefutable case yet for Curt Flood's long overdue selection.

He has made an irrefutable case for Israel through Labour's abetting of revived European Jew hatred.

My answer is yes".The figures Mr Duncan Smith quotes appear to make an irrefutable case for pro-marriage policies.

In its citation, the Nobel committee from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm said that Marshall and Warren "made an irrefutable case that the bacterium Helicobacter pylori" causes ulcers and other diseases.

Law and Versteeg make an irrefutable case that foreign bills of rights have gone well beyond our 1791 model and its supplementary amendments, such as the Fourteenth (due process) and Nineteenth (women's suffrage).

Every person who despairs of the sanity of the country should read it, at least once, not just for its calm and irrefutable case-making but as a reminder of what sanity sounds like.

Few have discovered irrefutable cases of corruption or illegality.Ms Reno is the central figure in this pursuit of politics by other means.

This is no easy task, of course, with a federal administration dragging the U.S. in the wrong direction, but our efforts are buoyed by an irrefutable business case and a strong appetite from businesses to bring about change.

What remains so disappointing and, in fact, shocking, is that despite the irrefutable business case for the need to balance corporate leadership ranks with more women, we're making very little headway in the way of lasting corporate change.

Notwithstanding this significant evidence of the fraud Trump is prepared to foist on the American people, out of fairness to the man I felt I should make the case irrefutable before surfacing it.