Sentence examples for indisputable data from inspiring English sources

While verbatim representations – such as facts, figures, dates and other indisputable data – are literal, gist representations encompass a broad, general, imprecise meaning.

Rear Adm. David Titley, a co-author of the report and a meteorologist who is retired from the Navy, said political opposition would not extinguish what he called the indisputable data in the report.

We'll end up saying, 'If you get your kid to apply, you'll get free movie passes".' The point of all of this intensive recruiting is to amass evidence -- indisputable data that show exactly what it will take to level the playing field and get poor children performing on the same level as the city's middle-class children.

However, with the world's growing awareness, indisputable data, and powerful desire for change, now is the time for Indigenous thought leaders and tech innovators to combine their ancestral knowledge and genetic memory for innovation with the power of today's digital technologies.

We excluded all studies (n=1603) not disclosing a sponsor, so as to exclude studies that were not published or did not reveal the sponsor to the editors in order to have indisputable data for our study question.

Like the traditional deterministic approach, it preserves indisputable "hard" data where they are known and interpretative "soft" data where they are informative (Wilson et al. 2011).

The "indisputable independent data all show without a doubt that Texas leads the nation when it comes to improving student performance," said Ms. Hughes, who also described the release of the report so close to Election Day as "highly suspect".

That's the cold, hard truth -- the indisputable numeric data of the current election cycle -- but it's not the story Americans are being told.

Stein, a campaign bundler for President Obama, said the study's data were "indisputable" and that it was "a travesty" for the Pentagon to suppress the results.

"But the data is indisputable — the violence is increasing, human rights abuses have skyrocketed and accountability both for officials who commit abuses and alleged criminals is at rock bottom".

The data is indisputable – women are not the subset, they're the superset.