Sentence examples for offer conclusive proof from inspiring English sources

Opposition parties suspected him of stealing previous elections, most notably in 1997, but were unable to offer conclusive proof.

Ms. Cornwell claims to offer conclusive proof that the murderer was Walter Richard Sickert, the Impressionist painter who died in 1942.

But he cautioned that the manuscript was only a small portion of the Quran and therefore did not offer conclusive proof.

Burrell thought he had scored at the end of the first half against Racing, but only a few camera angles were made available to the referee George Clancy and he ruled they did not offer conclusive proof.

It would also undermine the claims of the separated-twins studies to offer conclusive proof of what genes do.Moreover, separated identical twins are rarely separated at the moment of birth, and some of them are then reunited before they come under the scientists' eye.

Their carefully crafted demonstrations always seem to offer conclusive proof too - until I'm able to try it out alone.

The findings were usually encouraging to pet owners, but none of these studies offered conclusive proof.

"Me and Mr. Johnson" offers conclusive proof of Johnson's inimitability, though not in the way Clapton intended.

"The new Chandra image offers conclusive proof for the existence of the 'hot bubble' that theorists have long predicted," said research team leader Joel Kastner of the Rochester Institute of Technology.

Yet even while asserting that the catalogue raisonné offered conclusive proof for his claim, Mr. Schoenberg said that all he needed to do was prove that the Klimt more likely than not belonged to Ms. Redlich.

While the autopsy went further than any other medical judgment to link a death to the dust, it by no means offered conclusive proof of the dust's toxicity and its impact on others at the site.