Sentence examples for has unarguably from inspiring English sources

Obama has unarguably overseen a remarkable turnaround in the jobs market.

He added: "Senator Sanders has unarguably tapped into real feelings of anger and frustration among voters.

Since street fundraising has unarguably become a genuine entry point for a career in charity fundraising, it can no longer be dismissed as an adjunct to the fundraising profession.

In the circumstances, Mr. Arafat and his associates in the Palestinian leadership seem set on making the best of what, after years of working toward unchallenged Palestinian statehood, has unarguably been a setback.

The SETI@home project, which searches for signs of intelligent broadcasting among the natural radio signals coming from the sky, depends for its computing power on the spare capacity of a zillion small, private machines around the world.Although SETI@home may or may not find what it is looking for, it has unarguably started a fashion.

As historian Saul Cornell has unarguably demonstrated, the current "standard" model of Second Amendment interpretation that has been upheld in the federal courts is based on a reading of the amendment's history that is incomplete or simply wrong.

The one thing we have unarguably given the world is African-American music.

Whether it's shoddy safety records, toxic pollution, or fueling conflict and corruption, oil companies have unarguably contributed to some of the most serious and damaging corporate activities around the globe.

Whatever the mission of TV was in the first place, it has undoubtedly, obviously, unarguably made us smarter.

That is when the World Cup will come to Africa for the first time, and South Africa, understandably, and unarguably, has beaten us to it.

The American electric-car firm unarguably has cutting-edge clean technology, but its business model of importing all its vehicles does not enrich powerful Chinese firms or transfer intellectual property to local joint ventures.