Sentence examples for are not disputable from inspiring English sources

I would suggest that two are not disputable and should compel the state to act: Every week for the past 10 years, two children in New Jersey have died from AIDS or H.I.V.-related illnesses, and 22,000 of our children have been orphaned.

"It's not disputable," he said.

What is not disputable is the elemental beauty of its game, the balance and precision and folding of the individual into the team.

What is not disputable is that the funds' profits are bound up with a defective financial system that has fostered booms, busts and bailouts.

It is not disputable that the Matildas are poorly remunerated when compared with their international counterparts, world class football countries such as United States (USWNT), Germany, Japan, England and France.

(This is not the only illegal consumer activity officials have tried to link to terrorism, remember the much-debated Super Bowl drug ads?) While some of the claims of links to terrorism have raised skepticism, the existence of a financial impact is not disputable.

That's not disputable, right?

The weight of this evidence meant that RCTs were not seen as necessary to demonstrate the effectiveness of spraying: "But in terms of indoor residual spraying, I think the evidence is not disputable - it's there to see!

"It's not a disputable thing," he says.

This is not necessarily disputable, but due recognition of the originator would perhaps encourage further cross-fertilisation.

The origin and dynamics of sperm head vacuoles are not well understood and their role in sperm function is disputable.