Sentence examples for without definitive proof from inspiring English sources

As Rhodes explained to Scott Hubbard, without definitive proof of a deception "our hands are tied".

"Without evidence, without definitive proof, a father would never give up believing," he explains.

Richard Howitt, a British member of the European Parliament, warned the French authorities against blaming the company, which is in his constituency, without definitive proof.

Residents in boroughs other than Manhattan had complained for years about the proliferation of sex shops, while some in Manhattan argued, without definitive proof, that they attracted criminals and reduced property values.

But some medical professionals are concerned that doctors are experimenting with and adopting Botox therapy before clinical trials and government approval have established safe doses for new indications — and without definitive proof that the new treatments work.

Even without definitive proof, intelligence agencies had already concluded that only Prince Mohammed could have ordered the operation to kill Mr. Khashoggi, given the personal character of his governance and the depth of his control over the kingdom.

"It's hard to wrap the mind around the idea that we, as so-called civilized people, can actually take someone's life without solid, definitive proof.

Presented without further argument, we bring you definitive proof that 1999 had all of the best '90s songs.

The question of the legality of invading Iraq without a second UN resolution, and with no definitive proof of Saddam having weapons of mass destruction, was not pursued as stringently as it should have been.

The thing is, without cops being on camera 24/7, we have no definitive proof of either conclusion.

"There was no definitive proof.