Sentences with phrase «indisputable evidence»

Worst of all, this is all occurring with indisputable evidence of the causes, dangers, and solutions to climate change readily available.

Propose a scientific law with indisputable evidence it doesn't.

Twin beds, a walk - in closet, and a spacious bathroom were what you might expect of any luxury accommodation, but a wide balcony overlooking the waves provided indisputable evidence that, yes, we were aboard a great ship.

We didn't see indisputable evidence that he did not have possession of the football.»

That said, I love this new standard — to make your resume give indisputable evidence of your career «passion.»

11 One could almost characterize God as reticent to be obvious, to be direct and hence to overwhelm, even when men called for some clear and indisputable evidence from heaven.

We do that in lots of areas of our lives - one kind glance from a boy we have a crush on in high school becomes indisputable evidence that he is in love as well.

It demands the same indisputable evidence required to validate any other outrageous claim.

Moreover, while you and I may not find indisputable evidence to support the truth of gospels, many others would claim otherwise based on their personal experiences.

Rivers was ruled short on the field, and you're not supposed to overturn calls on the field without indisputable evidence that the call was wrong.

«In order for us to overturn the call, we had to see clearly indisputable evidence,» Riveron said.

Welsh Liberal Democrats are leading the fight against Labour's illiberal ban, and unless the Minister brings forward indisputable evidence and makes a clear public health case in favour of a ban we will not let up our fight.»

It's the first indisputable evidence that species at the bottom of the food web are mistaking plastic for food, which raises troubling questions about species that rely on these invertebrates for food, such as B.C. salmon.

At her own wedding, the bride gets indisputable evidence that the groom has been cheating on her.

«There's overwhelming and indisputable evidence across the entire biological sciences that early experiences shape the developing brain,» said [Professor] Jack P. Shonkoff, director of the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University.»

For example, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus was slapped with the largest penalty of its kind in U.S. history for abusing elephants and lions after PETA urged the U.S. Department of Agriculture to take action against Ringling and presented indisputable evidence of the circus's animal abuse, including beatings, the death of a lion, lame elephants forced to perform despite chronic pain, and a baby elephant who died during a training routine.

The American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the only organization representing the entire scope of the museum community, released two groundbreaking reports revealing indisputable evidence that museums contribute more to the United States economy than previously thought and have widespread public support that transcends political affiliations and geographic locations.

Work with a pedestrian accident lawyer in Surrey to make sure your case is comprehensive and solidly establishes the value of your case through indisputable evidence of fault and your injuries.

@Evangelical: prove conclusively and provide indisputable evidence that religion has saved any man's soul.

I most commonly hear the thought that atheists are angry at God, had unanswered prayers, lost their way, need a support structure for their faith, etc. but I never hear anyone address the root of the cause for most atheists: there is no empirical, indisputable evidence for any god — and that matters.

Indisputable evidence from the frontlines of teaching took center stage today at a CEA news conference in Hartford as teachers urged lawmakers to examine the needs of students and reject a test that is not valid, reliable, or fair.

What was key on the play is that it was originally ruled a touchdown, meaning referee Gene Steratore and the league office needed to see indisputable evidence to justify an overturn of the call on the field.

But the trick is the PROOF, and there is VERY little tangible, indisputable evidence of any god's existence.

«There is also no empirical or indisputable evidence that there is no God either» — I do not think you understand the breadth of this argument.

There is also no empirical or indisputable evidence that there is no God either, and yet you are saying that it is a matter of truth over comfort?

Dare I go into the indisputable evidence about how it tears families apart.

Of course I would look, but I would like to know how we would know that it is «indisputable evidence»?

There is no convincing evidence that He was called «God» in the first century, and indisputable evidence that He was not generally called by that name; but it is clear that He was thought of as being related to God as no other man could be.

There is indisputable evidence that evolution is a fact.

My wife and I were on an archaeological dig in the Southwest in which the indisputable evidence was that members of one village had killed and burned the inhabitants of a neighboring village — and had then built their own homes upon the burned bones and charred roofs of their neighbors.

Since there is indisputable evidence that the entities of which nature is composed do not function as parts of a machine, the inadequacy of the basic model of nature that still operates in most of the natural sciences seems to be clearly confirmed.

In the absence of indisputable evidence, the theologian too must ultimately make up his mind about an issue according to what he believes.

Because of the camera angle, there was no indisputable evidence that Burgess hit Ratley in the head or neck area, so the call was not confirmed.

I am refering to Tony's persistent refusal to accept the indisputable evidence, as presented yet again by Nitram, that consistent high investment will ultimately result in league titles.

We believe the indisputable evidence of spoliation calls for the imposition of sanctions.»