Although its activation is indisputably beneficial when distraction occurs, it leads to robust costs when distraction is actually expected but currently absent.
Very many commentators and critics have singled it out as a book of great importance and influence, which is indisputably true when you read the literature surrounding it.
In mystery circles, Faulkner is best known for remaining indisputably himself when he wrote the detective stories in "Knight's Gambit".
Re "How to Get the Money Moving," by Bruce Bartlett (Op-Ed, Dec. 24), which says the government needs "new policies that increase aggregate spending": Mr. Bartlett is indisputably correct when he writes, "A stimulus is not a stimulus unless it causes an incremental increase in aggregate spending".
Novalis's turn to the church is indisputably problematic when judged from a 21st century perspective.
From the numerical calculation of the temperature dependence of thermal conductivity, it was noted that the κ values indisputably decreased when the grain size was reduced, indicating that the effect of the nano-grained thin films on the thermal conductivity is essentially due to the relaxation time model based on phonon-boundary scattering.
"A high school graduate with proper training could easily fill these positions". Suli Breaks is indisputably correct when he says, "There's more than one way in this world to be an educated man". But there are alternatives to stepping away from proper schooling because it's too rigid or too expensive, as he suggests.
The severity of those tensions became indisputably clear three weeks ago when thousands of Kurds poured into central Kirkuk to protest the power-sharing proposal in Baghdad.
"Moon River" was written by Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer, and Audrey Hepburn introduced it in the 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," but it was Mr. Williams who made the song indisputably his own when he sang it at the 1962 Academy Awards ceremony and titled a subsequent album after it.
Yet May had an indisputably impressive record when it comes to women's rights, as the Welsh-Asian Tory feminist (and you don't meet many of those, believe me) Shazia Awan passionately argued on a recent panel we both took part in, in Cardiff.
