Sentence examples for for indisputably from inspiring English sources

But some branding experts said that, for indisputably American brands like McDonald's, global dominance now -- more than ever -- may be as much a liability as an asset.

Let the Hall get together with Major League Baseball to figure out what to do about the mess the sport created with its willful ignorance when steroid use was rampant and not even tested for, indisputably altering statistical measures for enshrinement.

Li et al. [12] also investigated the effect of the binding pocket hydrophobicity and reported that the performance of Glide and Surflex is better for indisputably hydrophobic or hydrophilic binding pockets than for pockets with intermediate hydrophobicity, while Gold tends to perform better on only hydrophobic pockets.

The cookbook includes many recipes for indisputably healthful meals — Edgson says she's especially fond of the quinoa and cranberry burgers — along with some questionable assertions.

We do not presume that our model will produce the 'expert assessor' of the future who can overcome any conceivable assessment challenge, for, indisputably, even the most expert assessor is prone to biases (Plous 1993), and it takes a carefully developed program of assessment to tackle issues like the 'content' and 'context specificity' of performance (Turnbull et al. 1996; Norman et al. 1985).

In mystery circles, Faulkner is best known for remaining indisputably himself when he wrote the detective stories in "Knight's Gambit".

The problem here wasn't so much that this seemed like special pleading (although it did) but that it watered down the central question of whether you can forgive the adult for something indisputably evil he did as a child".

Well, the answer eventually came with Dire Straits's Money for Nothing, which indisputably came with your chips for free.

In this summer of discontent for Mr. Obama, as the heady early days give way to the grinding battle for elusive goals, he looks ahead to an uncertain future not only for his legislative agenda but for what has indisputably become his war.

The need for new and effective treatments for dementia remains indisputably high.

But the football team has largely gone unscathed — "all 24 of our starters are in good academic standing," Murphy said — and while that is good news for Harvard, it is indisputably bad news for anyone on its schedule.