Sentence examples for unquestionable evidence of from inspiring English sources

The Late Silurian record of Cooksonia fossils of the Czech Republic seems to be the earliest unquestionable evidence of vascular plants.

The unquestionable evidence of intense Cenozoic brittle deformations in north Victoria Land imposes a re-examination of the regional tectonic framework, commonly interpreted as the mere result of the Early Paleozoic Ross Orogeny.

Finally, as there is unquestionable evidence of the effectiveness of regular exercise in prevention and management of several chronic diseases including cardiovascular disease and diabetes, and even premature death [ 18, 19], prostate cancer patients on ADT may particularly benefit from exercise by reducing the risk of co-morbidity associated with therapy.

The situation in Africa is quite different from other regions of the world, where there is unquestionable evidence of regular mortality reductions over time in all regions (with the notable exception of eastern Europe, where adult mortality rate rose from 247 in 1995 2000 to 258 in 2000 2005, a divergent trend from the rest of Europe and developed world).

8 10 They are, for example, in line with the unquestionable evidence on the comorbidity between alcohol use disorders and mental health problems such as depression or anxiety.

There was unquestionable evidence for the smoking of coca leaves in early 17th century England, based on chemical evidence from two pipes in the Stratford-upon-Avon area.

Whichever way you look at it, we have hard, unquestionable evidence that fear, hatred and extreme tendencies of all sorts are on the rise.

Dr. Brooks said the new research had produced "unquestionable evidence" that the artifacts were found in the layer of sediment in which they originated; they had not migrated there, through erosion or the action of burrowing animals, from higher and more recent strata.

Unquestionable evidence that the war is over seems to be piling up.

By Irving Schneider and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, December 1 , 1945P. 27 Unquestionable evidence that the war is over seems to be piling up.

Iqbal Wahhab, chair of the Ethnic Minority Advisory Group, which proposes policy changes for the government on race and employment, said: "The evidence of the DWP report is unquestionable – we live in a society where racial discrimination systematically occurs and currently goes in the main unchallenged".