Sentence examples for indisputably clear that from inspiring English sources

The US supreme court also denied an injunction, with justice Sonia Sotomayor writing that it was not "indisputably clear" that Hobby Lobby needed immediate protection.

"Nevertheless," he wrote, "we cannot ignore the magnitude of their default judgment or its impact on the United States' conduct of foreign policy where the law is indisputably clear that appellees were not legally entitled to this judgment".

Instead, if virtually none of the participants being admitted to the university deserves to be on the academic merits, then it is indisputably clear that the central purpose of such admissions procedures is to field a football team, unless you believe the multibillion-dollar college sports enterprise is nothing more than a charity.

It is always good to keep in mind that depending on (i) one's philosophy of causality, (ii) the data at hand and (iii) the extent to which all the assumptions of a given statistical method are met, "it will not in general be indisputably clear that an experimental approach accords with all the criteria for causation better than a nonexperimental approach" (Bagozzi, 2010, p. 210).

Yet as The Times' series published last week made indisputably clear, today that hospital is one of the nation's worst, and the county Board of Supervisors bears full responsibility for the patients who suffered and died there.

Still, that he is a master was indisputably clear during Chopin's Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor.

Early this morning, news came from the United Kingdom: the result of the European Union referendum is indisputably clear.

The facts are indisputably clear from colonial office manuscripts in the Public Record Office, whatever interpretation one might put on them.

The severity of those tensions became indisputably clear three weeks ago when thousands of Kurds poured into central Kirkuk to protest the power-sharing proposal in Baghdad.

Yet now, as the region booms with newcomers drawn to its technology economy, Cascadia's distinctiveness has become both indisputably clear and darkly complicated.

It is not indisputably clear whether recombination always leads to a higher rate of adaptation.