Sentence examples for incontestable case from inspiring English sources

For decades the environmentalists had an incontestable case.

But the incontestable main event is the Salzburg Festival in July and August.

Whichever way you choose to define sporting greatness, Ferguson - across almost 1,500 games at Manchester United and plenty more before his migration south - has constructed a case as incontestable as any coach in world sport.

Stones have a life of their own, said Ms. Taylor, whose authority on the subject is incontestable.

Hanningfield's behaviour may be unpalatable, but it has at least achieved one thing: it has made the case for an elected second chamber incontestable.

In principle, this seems incontestable, but establishing estimates that are generally accepted will be hard.In any case, the ONS still has its work cut out to make less controversial but essential improvements.

Rather, they discuss its incontestable manifestations in two related areas, the human face and plastic surgery, putting them into their cultural and scientific context.

"It caused him to seek to embellish his most incontestable achievements, or to look for insurance in the face of even the most overwhelming probability of success.

Those sorts of cameos blur the line between viewer and trainspotter: identify each face and your cinephile credentials will be incontestable.

Yet, if ever there were a case for a change in the structure of the railways, the continuing debacle over Southern rail makes it incontestable.

An incontestable douchebag.