Sentence examples for indisputably poor from inspiring English sources

But Nick's decision, ahead of Wednesday's opening Test, to criticise the selectors for dropping him – "I don't feel I had a fair crack of the whip," he said last week – did not feel terribly wise in light of his indisputably poor form for England against New Zealand.

There were new attempts to require voter ID, which indisputably disenfranchised minority, poor and elderly voters.

Hopkins faults the psychoanalytic community for not saving him in the face of what may have been illness and was indisputably bad behavior and poor judgment: "His former analysands provided him with the care that should have been provided by an extended family or others from Khan's private life, but Khan had nobody to do that for him," she writes.

Nevertheless, early hemodynamic instability is indisputably a risk factor for poor outcome [ 32- 35].

But the Circuit Court of Jefferson County in rural southwest Mississippi -- one of the poorest counties in one of the nation's poorest states -- has indisputably become a popular destination for lawyers suing makers of prescription drugs, cigarettes, lead paint and asbestos products.

Books are also indisputably the reason that I am poor.

Long story short, Drake is indisputably running things right now.

Unlike, say, climate change, toxic air is identifiable by the layperson, indisputably of the here-and-now, and kills rich as well as poor, which should make it a seductive subject for problem-solving by politicians.

Moreover, introduction of these tests will indisputably help to identify malaria cases in this area, where microscopy is still of poor quality.

Meaning well, indisputably, churches and charities and civic-minded bystanders fixate upon the cruddy financial decisions of poor people; don't they realise what the annual interest rate is on one of those loans?

As it happens, this fall represents a period even more unnerving than usual for the city's subsidized child care centers, the 600 sites maintained by 250 social-service agencies and community organizations, under contracts with the Administration for Children's Services to provide care and education for poor children up to age 4. The troubles stem from an idea indisputably noble in origin.