Sentence examples for indisputably successful from inspiring English sources
He has been indisputably successful at outreach, thanks largely to the Met's HD broadcasts, which played at some 1,000 theaters in more than 40 countries this season, reaching a record 2.2 million ticket holders.
Similarly, Mayor Mauricio Macri is said to have drawn inspiration for his Mejor en Bici ("Better on Bike") campaign, the umbrella under which the new ciclovías and bike-sharing program fall, from Barcelona's indisputably successful Bicing program, which debuted in 2007.
Did he speak to the dispossessed, with his corny-yet-sincere bid to "Heal the World," and his indisputably successful bid to rule it?
And while Mr. Corzine was indisputably a successful businessman, the reference to his "fiscal discipline" is open to debate on several fronts.
Perhaps not, but this was indisputably the most successful Olympics ever for an Australian sailing team and quite a change from the 2004 Games in Athens, where the team won no sailing medals.
Private sector has an indisputably major role in the successful implementation of policies based on the value capture notion, as many variants of the existing VCF tools focus on developers and non-residential properties.
He is indisputably the founding father of crime fiction, perhaps the most successful narrative genre in the modern world.
The older is Kelly Slater: the 11-times world champion who'd already racked up three world titles before some of the competitors on tour were even born; indisputably the greatest competitive surfer in history, and arguably the most successful athlete ever, in any sport.
Indisputably, however, these fugitive Taliban used Pakistan from 2003 as a base for an insurgency so successful that it now affects 40% of Afghanistan's districts.
Indeed, if her one-woman plays (perhaps the most successful being "Fires in the Mirror") don't establish her as the inventor of contemporary documentary theater, she is indisputably its foremost advocate.
It was indisputably Stephanie.
