Sentence examples for almost indisputable from inspiring English sources

Because of that excellent attestation, it is almost indisputable that Jesus opposed divorce and especially remarriage after divorce, though study of the five passages does not reveal precisely what he said.

The current work, he added, "is almost indisputable evidence" for heat treatment 72,000 years ago, and perhaps as early as 164,000 years ago, although researchers need more samples from the earlier period to be sure.

While this is hardly breaking news — the Leonardo da Vinci biographer Giorgio Vasari made the same claim in the mid-sixteenth century — the fact is now almost indisputable, thanks to a note scribbled by a Florentine official in 1503 in the margins of a collection of letters by Cicero.

Secondly, it has become almost indisputable that greenhouse gas emissions will lead to considerable changes in global climate.

It's almost indisputable that global terrorism is on the rise, even if terrorists kill more Muslims than anyone else.

"Measuring gives you a way to convey how you feel in a way that's more believable," says Hick. "It's like you've got this level of credibility that's almost indisputable.

All the rumors about Phil Jackson, and all the rumors that will inevitably replace those rumors, are consequences of one large and indisputable fact: almost every professional basketball team in the world would be happy to hire him, right this second, in almost any capacity he would like — coach, general manager, equipment manager, backup power forward.

Though China has refused to engage the legal proceedings, claiming "inherent and indisputable" sovereignty over almost the entire South China Sea, the UNCLOS (under Art. 9, Annex VII) has not barred the resumption of the arbitration efforts, which kicked off in early 2013.

ORT and ORS are indisputable bright spots in global health: Almost a billion episodes of child diarrhea are treated with ORT annually, reducing child deaths from diarrheal disease by more than 50percentt, according to the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Most of what Kerry said was indisputable.

Now, almost forty years after his earliest pieces, Benjamin has produced an indisputable large-scale repertory masterwork that has earned him a place in history.