Investors have profited hugely from the soaring asset markets that have been the one indisputable consequence of quantitative easing.
Today, the figure is approaching 400 and is continuing to increase -- with destructive climate change as an indisputable consequence.
If the State of Virginia is right, and if we are truly honest and morally courageous as a nation, than defining suicide, as an indisputable consequence of war, is a step we must take.
It's unique because "the evidence seems so indisputable," he said, and the health consequences have an obvious cause.
All the rumors about Phil Jackson, and all the rumors that will inevitably replace those rumors, are consequences of one large and indisputable fact: almost every professional basketball team in the world would be happy to hire him, right this second, in almost any capacity he would like — coach, general manager, equipment manager, backup power forward.
Furthermore, if we choose to ignore critical changes in taxonomy for subjective reasons, when these changes are mandated by new and indisputable information, then taxonomy itself becomes meaningless and as a consequence, practitioners of public health, clinical medicine, and biomedical research might as well call any disease agent by whatever name they choose.
The one indisputable benefit was the end of slavery, which ironically, was a consequence rather than objective of the conflict.
The connection is indisputable.
That much is indisputable.
