Sentence examples similar to indisputably apply from inspiring English sources

The same should apply to an economic crisis that is indisputably global in nature.

But the zero-sum analysis does, to some extent, apply within the space program, and there is little doubt that its indisputably worthwhile elements, such as unmanned planetary and astronomical probes, have been pushed partly or wholly into the Shuttle money pit.

Like 'freedom', 'fun' and 'excellent', it's one of those words that sounds indisputably good but can be quite malleable; applied to a range of ends.

While that precedent is indisputably on the books, there is great dispute over how it should be applied in practice and how actively the federal courts should intervene in partisan politics.

Church's call to focus on benefits over risks is indisputably rational in one distinct situation: Fatal conditions deserve attention and the energies of the best scientific minds in applying this precision tool to addressing and preventing them.

This practice is indisputably illegal and yet it remains widespread.

It was indisputably Stephanie.

The stakes are indisputably high.

"Salesman" had indisputably Jewish origins.

This, history says, is indisputably true.

Giant pandas are indisputably popular.