Sentence examples for can hardly be contested that from inspiring English sources
This might be exaggerated, but it can hardly be contested that Feigl, in his treatment of the mind-body problem, was (again) committed to the critical realist accounts of Alois Riehl (cf. Riehl 1879, 1881, 1887; further Röd 2001) and especially of the early (pre-Viennese) Schlick (see http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/schlick/).edu/entries/schlick/
While the evidence for a functional defect has been obtained in heterologous systems, the available data are so strong that pathogenicity can hardly be contested.
And the same words can be "contested," that is, they can have opposite meanings depending on one's moral values.
The fact that the Tibbett voice could stand a more studiously thought-out setting will hardly be contested by any one.
But the gap can hardly be papered over that easily.
Donald Trump can hardly be blamed for that one.
It can hardly be doubted that in giving consent Congress may impose conditions.
A congregation of 50 can hardly be blamed for that.
It has been contested that disagreement is not necessarily undesirable and multiple viewpoints can be valid and informative [ 28].
There can hardly be anything more worthwhile than that.
