Revolutionary action might be necessary; but revolutionary thought was indisputable, and, as the outcome of thought, a rational and constructive hope.
Victory isn't clean or pretty, a fact that any objective observer will recognise when assessing the the US occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, two wars with a very questionable outcome (an indisputable victory would perhaps embolden Canberra, London and Washington to embark on yet more colonial adventures).
"As for its outcome, it seems indisputable to me that it made possible the spread of liberty over a large portion of North America".
Regardless, the fact that certain populations of mTBI patients have poorer outcomes than others is indisputable, and research concerning why this is the case needs to be performed.
Though there is some debate over the extent to which the gift improved educational outcomes in the city, what is indisputable is how quickly public opinion soured on the gesture.
The latter represented the indisputable metric needed to buttress accounts of "soft outcomes".
Whether you agree with the outcome or not, there is one indisputable truth that emerges: Make sure you open the window before you jump on your flying broomstick.
While the attorney and longtime activist might have a personal interest in that outcome, one thing he told me was indisputable: "Major reforms come from scandals.
Both are scheduled to include the "Symphonie Fantastique," the earliest musical outcome of admitted substance abuse and Berlioz's one indisputable chestnut.
On the one hand, with respect to all outcomes, their efficacy as monotherapy, but especially in combination with synthetic DMARDs is indisputable.
There is now a large and indisputable amount of research in Australia and overseas showing that those who leave care at this age have poor life outcomes and struggle with many of life's demands.
