Sentence examples for unambiguous proof from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brown has always insisted that there must be "clear and unambiguous" proof that adopting the single currency would not harm the British economy.
A videotape delivered to Pakistani officials late Wednesday and now in the possession of F.B.I. agents gives unambiguous proof of his death, officials said.
Deregulation of the oil sector provides unambiguous proof that Nigeria is ready to take painful and even unpopular steps to build a solid foundation for its economy.
But until this week the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), jealous of its credibility as a non-political, science-led body, said it had no unambiguous proof of Iran's intention to build a bomb.
"The scientific majority believes that clouds will likely have a neutral effect or will even amplify the warming, perhaps strongly, but the lack of unambiguous proof has left room for dissent," Mr. Gillis writes.
The scientific majority believes that clouds will most likely have a neutral effect or will even amplify the warming, perhaps strongly, but the lack of unambiguous proof has left room for dissent.
While evidence that a species was present at a given point in space and time is largely irrefutable (the specimen is the proof!), unambiguous evidence that a species is absent is more difficult to obtain.
General checks (that can be applied automatically to all fields) have the advantage of being objective and unambiguous, but they cannot provide definitive proof for the presence or absence of bias.
The fact that the extension of Christian preaching to the Gentiles caused intense debate in the 40s of the 1st century is decisive proof that Jesus had given no unambiguous directive on the matter.
The translation is unambiguous.
