Sentence examples for it indisputably from inspiring English sources

All things considered, it indisputably was.

"It indisputably fulfills a crucial need," Mr. Garcia said of his son's scholarship.

But "as galling as the assistance to banks may have been," he added, it "indisputably helped prevent a collapse of the entire financial system".

Here are four examples: one an established giant, the others all young, eager e-boutiques.The attraction of going to IBM is that it indisputably has what Mr Palmisano calls "a deep bench".

Blockchain is a public ledger that verifies every transaction, stores it based on group consensus, and records it indisputably (Soska and Christin 2015; Vandervort 2014).

In its early years, the malaria campaign did not so much control the disease itself, as much as establish control over the "malaria question", making it indisputably a state project.

Although far less glamorous, it is indisputably worthwhile provided it is performed in a cost-effective manner.

The lullaby thesis is particularly appealing, since it helps excuse Lincoln, and since it is indisputably correct that the president appealed to the public for support.

Despite the fact that this employment contract, preserved in the State Archives of Florence, came to light in 1790 and was published in 1854, it was only in 1930 that it was indisputably determined that the document referred to the Madonna of Sta.

It will juxtapose naughty imagery until it is indisputably front and centre.

The Advisory Group report sums it up: "If Russia is not yet 'lost,' it is indisputably more unstable, more corrupt, more lawless and vastly more hostile to the United States than it was when President Clinton and Vice President Gore took office".