Sentence examples for indisputably caused from inspiring English sources

While a surge in cases of thyroid cancer among children (caused by drinking irradiated breast milk) was indisputably caused by the catastrophe, most experts agree that the broader health impacts cannot be meaningfully quantified.

The grand juries failed to find reasonable cause to believe that a crime had been committed by either officer, even though the deaths of Mr. Brown and Mr. Garner were indisputably caused by the officers' actions, and both men were unarmed when killed.

However, in experimental studies, smoking has indisputably caused degenerative changes in the intervertebral discs [ 6, 7, 45].

Use of corticosteroids in high dosages indisputably causes a wide range of adverse events, including corticosteroid-induced osteoporosis [ 22].

The notion that the CSF was not simply a filtrate of plasma was outlined in the thesis of William Mestrezat [ 34]; however, the actual production/secretion of CSF by the choroid plexus was proved indisputably by Walter Dandy (1886 - 1946 [ 35]) when he plugged one foramen of Monro in the brain of a kitten and caused hydrocephalus of the ipsilateral ventricle.

Indisputably, it is mostly these subsidies that China lavishes on its manufacturers -- especially including its currency manipulation -- which have caused at least 6 to 7 million good American manufacturing jobs to be stripped from our shores over just the last decade and offshored to China.

The images resemble those taken in the aftermath of an attack that killed more than 1,300 people in the suburbs of Damascus in August 2013, which the United Nations said was 'indisputably' caused by sarin gas.

Still, there are only two examples where exposure to pharmaceuticals has been indisputably linked to adverse effects in wild vertebrates, i.e. the feminizing effects of the synthetic estrogen ethinylestradiol (EE2) in fish and the decline in vulture populations caused by the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac in India and Pakistan.

German virtues long forgotten suddenly reappeared, and this time for what was indisputably a good cause.

"...more than half of all industrial carbon emissions have been released into the atmosphere since 1988, after major fossil fuel companies indisputably knew about the harm their products were causing to the climate".

Re "How to Get the Money Moving," by Bruce Bartlett (Op-Ed, Dec. 24), which says the government needs "new policies that increase aggregate spending": Mr. Bartlett is indisputably correct when he writes, "A stimulus is not a stimulus unless it causes an incremental increase in aggregate spending".