Sentence examples for basically unchallenged from inspiring English sources

It is even odder that unquestioned support for Israel is basically unchallenged in US political debates.

With the exception of immigration and sugar subsidies, Rubio's bona fides as a movement conservative are basically unchallenged.

So Fayṣal resumed his reign after an interruption of five years and ruled basically unchallenged, despite occasional tribal uprisings and friction with the townspeople of Al-Qaṣīm Al-Qaṣīmis death in 1865.

But, they said, individual researchers had not tried to subvert the scientific process, and the fundamental picture of a planet warming under the impact of fossil-fuel burning was basically unchallenged.

The work excites Marc Peschanski, a neurobiologist at the French national institute of medical research, INSERM, in Creteil, France, because the idea that Huntington's disease is caused solely and directly by the mutant protein "has remained basically unchallenged for decades".

This latter quote, from the New York Times, goes basically unchallenged by the writer, which is fairly typical for such stories, perhaps in a terribly misguided effort to be "balanced" (it is no coincidence that the word in a political context is immediately reminiscent of Fox News).

The marketing of the surge in the past weeks has basically gone unchallenged by Democrats, giving these GOPers the sense that they have the political cover to keep opposing a fundamental change in course.

Flawed assumptions go unchallenged.

The planes landed unchallenged.

They didn't go unchallenged.

It is unchecked and unchallenged.