Sentence examples similar to irrefutable harm from inspiring English sources
Dr. LaSalle Leffall, Jr., the chairman of the panel, said in a statement, "The increasing number of known or suspected environmental carcinogens compels us to action, even though we may currently lack irrefutable proof of harm".
As the Panel notes: "The burgeoning number and complexity of known or suspected environmental carcinogens compel us to act to protect public health, even though we may lack irrefutable proof of harm".
The regulation was based on the U.S. EPA's interpretation of the Clean Air Act that it did not require irrefutable evidence of harm to take prudent measures to protect the public against widespread lead exposure from automotive emissions.
''As the authors of many of these reports, we encourage you to understand that despite the clinical and objective language we have used in our professional roles – these reports document intense suffering experienced by families, children and individuals and are irrefutable evidence of the harm caused by offshore detention," she said.
The link between price and consumption, and between consumption and harm, is irrefutable".
Still, this week's news stands as an irrefutable reminder that our planet is going through a process that could eventually cause harm to countless numbers of people.
The protest comes just as a new report published Thursday by the Environmental Working Group adds to what Keystone opponents suggest is an irrefutable body of evidence that tar sands oil contains a cocktail of chemicals known to harm people's health.
It is irrefutable that such record crop production is contributing to our national obesity crisis and is harming our anti-smoking efforts.
The evidence was irrefutable.
Irrefutable nonsense would rule.
No argument is irrefutable.
