Sentence examples for inarguably better from inspiring English sources

In one case, though, the 1080 is inarguably better, and that is for Blu-ray discs.

HeSmith says pensions are now "inarguably better" than Isas, provided you don't need the money before age 55 at the earliest.

(It's also inarguably better than any other blow-dryer I've tried, though whether its uptick in quality is worth the several-hundred-dollar premium is a private matter between a person and her credit card).

His latest, AD HOC AT HOME: Family-Style Recipes (Artisan, $50), written with Dave Cruz, Susie Heller, Michael Ruhlman and Amy Vogler, serves up cozy dishes from his "casual" restaurant, Ad Hoc, a set-menu, elbows-on-the-table spot in Yountville, Calif., where the meatballs and fried chicken are inarguably better than your mother's.

"Understanding how that process works, but more importantly making that process work, of which we have done in Texas, is inarguably better than... anyone who is aspiring to be the president". Perry spent his first full day in Iowa at breakfast with Gov. Terry Branstad, a Republican, at the governor's mansion in Des Moines.

It's clearly and inarguably better for users to be able to opt out of the entire third-party system, but it's clearly more lucrative for Facebook to make it hard to opt out (not to mention making it an opt in system).

After Honnold finished the Boulder Problem, he perched just beyond it to give precise instructions to Caldwell, who is inarguably the better technical climber.

It probably won't be, because the Thunder can't quite play boring-ish team basketball as well as they should or eventually probably will, but mostly because the Spurs unexpectedly but inarguably look better on offense than any NBA team in recent memory.

But here's the thing: Gears of War, the 2006 Xbox 360 game that sold however million systems by itself, is the definitive third-person shooter, inarguably never bettered, and its Ultimate Edition is absolutely an Xbox One essential.

Its finances would have been, inarguably, in markedly better shape.

As a player, he inarguably has a better chance to win more NBA championships with the organization that has Stephen Curry, just won 73 games and came within one basket of winning back-to-back titles. . 2. As a person, he's leaving relatively rural surroundings in Oklahoma City, a place where he left a charitable mark, but could be thought of as a "big fish in a small pond".