Sentence examples for more indisputable from inspiring English sources

Even so, the more indisputable it is that Assad is using his chemical arsenal, the greater the political pressure on Obama to do something about them.

One of the more indisputable popular statements on crema claims that "any error in grinding or in percolation, in temperature or extraction level, is immediately denounced by the color, the texture and the persistence of the foam".

Leaving them on one side, it appears to us that few public interests are more obvious, indisputable, and independent of particular theory than the interest of the public of a state to maintain the rivers that are wholly within it substantially undiminished, except by such drafts upon them as the guardian of the public welfare may permit for the purpose of turning them to a more perfect use.

The very beginnings are more or less indisputable.

And DNA tests, if carried out correctly, are more or less indisputable (see article).

"I think it is more or less indisputable that I have shown how the thing was composed," he said.

One more or less indisputable aspect of the documentary, which is powerfully argued by the filmmakers, is the existence of a double standard when it comes to the ethical treatment of kangaroos compared to other animals.

The costs of drug development are more or less indisputable (indeed, studies attempting to replicate Dimasi's results have hit a range of $500 million to over $2 billion).

What's more is the indisputable evidence that focusing on a great company culture is the key to reducing turnover, and maintaining top talent.

The gun-control movement has long needed a sensible, maternal advocate a group with the same indisputable more-in-sadness-than-in-anger heft of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

For Wal-Mart, which has been struggling with sales and foot traffic, turning stores into quasi-banks has one indisputable advantage: more shoppers with money in their pockets.