Sentence examples for indisputably critical from inspiring English sources

It was all about the indisputably critical matter of nutrition, or allergies.

Water diverted by the dam serves five districts in the south of Tamil Nadu and is indisputably critical to irrigation and the creation of power in the region.

A federal appeals court judge would later say that these two new witnesses provided "indisputably critical data points in establishing that Rosario was in Florida, and not over 1,000 miles away in New York, when the victim was murdered".

To ensure the integrity of the upcoming election -- one that is indisputably critical -- Congress has a responsibility to expeditiously reauthorize the Voting Rights Act to strengthen voter protections with additional safeguards that reflect the country's current demographic changes.

The book was generally a critical success, and indisputably a commercial one, not least because of the clear English that was the hallmark of its writing.

The only conceivable reason for allowing dogma to dominate in this way is that the government doesn't want anyone independently auditing its performance on sustainable development – let alone a properly-resourced, indisputably expert body operating as a critical friend on an inside track within government.

Two officers were apparently injured in Tuesday night's clash, but the protesters they helped disperse indisputably bore the majority of the day's bruises – with an Iraq veteran, Scott Olsen, in a critical condition after being hit in the head by a projectile allegedly fired by police.

It was indisputably Stephanie.

The stakes are indisputably high.

"Salesman" had indisputably Jewish origins.

Giant pandas are indisputably popular.