Sentence examples for To indisputable from inspiring English sources

Best of three... Lalas resorts to indisputable facts though - rookie error.

Yet affluent mothers often have no such worries, even when they expose their children and the community to indisputable danger.

In March 1998, however, a report after one of Mr. Ritter's visits pointed to "indisputable proof" that Iraq was still concealing weapons programs.

The interest for this material is due to indisputable advantages in term of insulation performance both for new and refurbished buildings; mainly in retrofit design, adoption of lower thickness assure same results with less invasive interventions.

In a press release about the new legislation, Governor Cuomo pointed to "indisputable evidence that speed cameras save lives". Among those contributing to this body of evidence is Peter Muennig, professor of Health Policy and Management at Columbia Mailman.

In practice legislative directors and analysts too yield significant public power legislators are important people, and can't be bothered with writing and reading bills themselves but "Outrage" limits itself to indisputable public figures.

In addition to contributing to the indisputable adverse effects of smoking, this study further sheds light on the possibilities of physical activity to help modify the risk of disability retirement among smokers and non-smokers.

One holds her values dogmatically when she takes them to be indisputable and is closed-off to the possibility of taking a critical view of her value commitments that could possibly result in her altering or rejecting them.

We excluded all studies (n=1603) not disclosing a sponsor, so as to exclude studies that were not published or did not reveal the sponsor to the editors in order to have indisputable data for our study question.

However, in order to obtain indisputable results, we proposed five independent laboratories worldwide to perform these PCR assays.

My hope was to provide indisputable facts about where we are, and research-based evidence about what we need to do to improve our schools and our society-not one first, then the other, but both.