Sentence examples for incontestable and from inspiring English sources

And what matters is equally incontestable and quite simple.

To begin, an incontestable, and perhaps for those growing up with the modern game, almost incredible fact.

Countdown's influence on a generation of Australian music – both for better and worse – is incontestable and Meldrum was at the centre of it for more than a decade.

Soviet military might is incontestable, and the slide from appeasement into surrender is as slippery as ever it was.With their satellite and with their long-range missile, the Russians have pulled off a spectacular feat.

But what seems incontestable, and a point on which Mr Schmalensee chooses not to dwell, is that even if Microsoft is acquitted of the charge of anti-competitive behaviour, its practices have already been tamed not just by conditions in its markets but also, directly and indirectly, by the antitrust regulators.

Now add to this oppressive list the incontestable and deeply distressing fact that the international community finds it very difficult, to put it mildly, to put together the forces need for armed humanitarian interventions.

That is what makes him so clear and incontestable a witness, and he stands by his testimony.

"The scientific evidence is so incontestable … and the health impacts are so debilitating," says Achim Steiner, executive director of the UN Environment Programme (Unep).

As long as such cynicism persists, the new election technology will be judged to have failed in its purpose of returning governments with incontestable mandates; and governments will remain weak.

These incontestable statistical and historical facts suggest that some understanding of Roman Catholicism its history, its institutional structure, its beliefs and practices, and its place in the world is an indispensable component of cultural literacy, regardless of how one may individually answer the ultimate questions of life and death and faith.

If they start running up to the Hill to ask our representatives to forgive debt and protect the rights of women, but do so empty-handed, they will soon discover that their incontestable facts and high ideals are easily trumped by money.