Sentence examples for indisputably received from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maples's case, Maples v. Thomas, No. 10-63, is complicated by the fact that a third lawyer, in Alabama, had indisputably received the crucial document.

Since the election, hardly a day seems to go by without someone in the Bush administration claiming that the mandate it received indisputably vindicates one of its policies ("The Real Environmental Mandate," editorial, Nov. 26).

But after complaints by an animal welfare group that the labels were misleading consumers into thinking that hens were receiving indisputably humane care, the Federal Trade Commission approved a labeling change last week.

It never occurred to us we'd actually receive indisputably the most offensive shirt ever created.

As a policy matter, Ellis argued that the fees investment managers receive are indisputably capital gains, and says treating them like regular income is "not serious tax policy".

Campaign and convention officials said that they had received money from an "exponentially" greater number of individual donors to the convention as intended and that they had indisputably reduced their reliance on corporate help.

Ms. Gillibrand is indisputably intense; a rising corporate lawyer before entering Congress, she worked until the day before she gave birth to her first son, Theodore, now 5 (and received a standing ovation on the floor of the House when she did the same before the birth of her second son, Henry, who is now 8 months old).

Such an imbalance is indisputably reflected in the firing of the corresponding populations of dorsal horn neurons, which means that the thermal picture of the hand received by the brain is more or less contrasted according to the base temperature.

Such imbalance is indisputably reflected in the firing of the corresponding populations of dorsal horn neurons, which means that the thermal picture of the tail received by the brain is more or less contrasted according to the basal temperature.

Consumers have indisputably benefited from some provisions of the law.

There have been eras indisputably worse.