Sentence examples for make undeniable from inspiring English sources

One that both Barrett and Judge like would be adding a cryptographic message to outgoing e-mail that will make "undeniable assertions about certain squishy variables," Barrett says.

When you make undeniable music, it's going to get you places at some level no matter what.

On its own, Latin America has made undeniable strides, slowly and surely.

Since the Tory government has failed women in so many ways, it makes undeniable sense for it to help us to help ourselves.

Stop in the next morning, however, and a visit to this low-slung sports bar — a splashy outlier that opened last November on a narrow mountain road — makes undeniable sense.

Many contemporary societies have made undeniable progress toward satisfying careers open to talents, and some have at least moved forward by inches toward the distant goal of satisfaction of FEO.

The government is still chided on democracy and human rights issues (see its suppression of political dissent and Kagame's possible third term), but it has made undeniable progress in shaping a technology-driven business environment.  .

We are not there yet, but we have made undeniable progress.

But the president said that the country had made undeniable progress on the racial issues.

We've made undeniable progress since then, as Gregg Easterbrook and other writers have documented.

Just as shocking was a growing realization -- made undeniable by each dismal repetition of the business cycle -- that the new industrial economy wasn't just producing that reserve army, but depended on its regular mobilization and demobilization to carry on the process of capital accumulation.