Sentence examples for incontestable fact from inspiring English sources

This is an incontestable fact.

The incontestable fact is that it would lead to a dramatic fall in covering fees.

"We're competitive now, we have a good mix of older players and under-25s, the future is there," Johnson said, although the present is recognised by the incontestable fact that the current England squad has little more than half the number of caps a World Cup-winning squad would expect.

It was only in the past few months that a new unity prevailed.But whatever the divergences among Kurds, however quarrelsome some of their leaders, and however sly many of their alliances, the one incontestable fact is their oppression by host governments who, in unreasoned fear of irredentism, often ban their language and culture.

I have heard talented young women state, as though it were an incontestable fact, that children and science do not mix, so women must choose one or the other or delay having families until their careers are established.

Ari Goldman's effort to assert his own partial perspective as incontestable fact is an unfortunate step backwards in this important process.

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.

Hume's arguments here are based on what he claims are two incontestable facts about mankind: "that men always seek society" (T, 2.3.1.8/402) and that men regard other people as objects of praise or blame that is, they hold them responsible.

Well, the historical judgment is already in from Elie Wiesel and 125 other historians and Holocaust scholars who recognize it as an "incontestable historical fact," and "urge Western democracies to officially recognize it".

The authors, whenever possible, present incontestable, strong evidence-based data, but this might refer only to a minority of the chapters.

That fact is incontestable - but it is the result not of some grand conspiracy, but of the way the Soviet Union restricted Jews' ability to assimilate and rise up in society.