Sentence examples for an unassailable point from inspiring English sources

Two victories or strong finishes would give Lorenzo an unassailable point gap.

Theirs is a fair and unassailable point.

The victory gave Al Sadd an unassailable seven point lead over Moroccan Medhi Benatia's Al Duhail.

While the Welsh side stands proudly at the top of Pool Three with an unassailable 21 points, Newcastle on 16 points and Stade on 15 still have hope of claiming one of the two best runners-up spots to qualify for the quarter-finals.

The point moved Cardiff into an unassailable 7-point lead over second-place Hull City with only two matches remaining.

With two downhills remaining this season and wins worth 100 points each, Vonn holds an unassailable 231-point lead over Hoefl-Riesch in the discipline standings.

Theory and practice confirm this unassailable point: If it costs more to pollute, there will be less pollution.

This observation may not be particularly new, but it's probably the most unassailable point Pink makes.

Carl von Clausewitz, the father of modern military strategy, made the unassailable point nearly two centuries ago: war is the extension of politics by other means.

England had already retained the Ashes after taking an unassailable overall points lead with their win in Hobart.

But now with an unassailable 16-point lead the 2007 championship is no title by default for Inter.