Sentence examples for indisputably has from inspiring English sources

They have their place, but they often lack a certain something -- something that Jean-Luc indisputably has.

Labour is still a long way from losing, but in recent months Hague indisputably has helped heighten some vague electoral unease.

Let Me In, which features vampires, may be scarier, but the Book of the Dead, which features mummies, indisputably has the better title.

Here are four examples: one an established giant, the others all young, eager e-boutiques.The attraction of going to IBM is that it indisputably has what Mr Palmisano calls "a deep bench".

Amid all the talk of Iran is aiming to equip itself with nuclear weapons (Report, 14 April), it seems too often ignored that the one Middle East country that indisputably has nuclear weapons is Israel.

Israel's blockade of Gaza — an area now controlled by an organization that indisputably has sought the destruction of the Jewish state — and its broader quest to be secure from the terror of Hamas and Hezbollah are entirely aligned with the Obama administration's quest to make Americans free from the terror of Al Qaeda.

In terms of results, Calhoun indisputably had a fantastic run.

The Falcons, while indisputably having the best record, weren't often thought of as the N.F.L.'s best team.

Like anyone, he had his prejudices – and these, indisputably, have been part of the west's inheritance from him.

Not so many years ago, the answer from the Supreme Court to all these questions would indisputably have been yes.

Community colleges indisputably have struggled in recent years as they deal with the dual challenges of increased enrollment and cuts by state legislatures.