Sentence examples for indisputably does from inspiring English sources

"The simplest way to address the defendants' concern [about standing]," Scheindlin wrote in her ruling, "is by noting that David Ourlicht, the fourth plaintiff, indisputably does have standing…" as he was stopped "three times in 2008 and once again in 2010, after this lawsuit was filed".

What Facebook indisputably does do with 'shadow contact information', acquired about people via other means than the person themselves handing it over, is to use it to target people with ads.

In the chaotic manner of his ruling, which sounded at times like a man grabbing for law books off a shelf, he was, indisputably, doing something that Mr. Prins, all those years before, had not even attempted: looking for ways to steer his course to justice.

What Lavoisier did indisputably do (although this was disputed at the time) was to conduct the first adequate quantitative experiments on oxidation and give the first correct explanation of how combustion works.

… Though indisputably dominant, Azarenka does not have a calling card in her game the way most previous dominant No. 1's have.

"Well, it does indisputably exist".

Mr. Suazo, 65, did indisputably live with O'Keeffe in Abiquiu, N.M., from the time he was 9 until he was 18; she taught him painting techniques and relied on him to help alleviate her crushing workload.

We need to learn that while some British dishes are indisputably great, we don't need to prove anything to anybody, not least Dr Oetker and his preening army of baby octopus munching bastards on the mainland.

But if his case so clearly and damningly impugns Russia's indisputably compromised judicial system, what does the Manning case reveal about ours?

Indisputably true, although many a small garment firm probably doesn't see it that way.

Although Mr Mahmood indisputably induced Mr Majeed to commit the crime, British law does not recognise an entrapment defence.Match-fixing and betting scandals in cricket are not confined to Pakistan.