Sentence examples for is also indisputable from inspiring English sources

The lack of adequate resources to meet educational needs, particularly in urban schools, is also indisputable.

It is also indisputable that raising the smoking age to 21 would lead to huge health care savings.

It is also indisputable that the city had its sharpest drop in homicide while the police conducted far fewer stops.

While that is probably true, it is also indisputable that DataWind and O.L.A. Display, its touchscreen subsidiary, are not Samsung.

This is indisputable, in that any era helps shape the one that follows, but it is also indisputable that Roosevelt was elected by a public that had grown to despise mandatory temperance.

It is also indisputable that Mr. Corzine's enormous wealth has allowed him to run a lavish campaign without depending on money from big business or its Democratic equivalent: labor unions, trial lawyers and Hollywood moguls.

It's indisputable that we have increased greenhouse-gas concentrations in the air as a result of human activity, and it's also indisputable that over the last few decades average global temperatures have gone up.

But, he added, "At the same time, it's also indisputable that millions of Americans don't yet feel enough of the benefits of a growing economy where it matters most — and that's in their own lives".

"At the same time, it's also indisputable that millions of Americans don't yet feel enough of the benefits of a growing economy where it matters most – and that's in their own lives," he said.

The beauty of sport is that even though it is in the realm of entertainment, it is also an indisputable reality.

The owner is still, by many accounts, a champion second-guesser, but then, Pettitte is also the indisputable proof of how he has developed the knack for making use of his ears, of listening to people who know more.