Sentence examples for nearly indisputable from inspiring English sources
By now, it's nearly indisputable that former prime minister Stephen Harper possesses a bizarre and deep-seated dislike for science.
However, it is nearly indisputable that the network has a close relationship with both the GOP and the Tea Party.
"The facts were so indisputable that nearly zero debate took place inside the state department and most neo-conservatives inside the Bush administration were unequivocal that a terrorist group is a terrorist group".
His dominance, with nearly 52 million votes, gives him an indisputable mandate to remake Latin America's most populous country.
Most of what Kerry said was indisputable.
Yet while many of those 300 stories fail to rise beyond the anecdotal, nearly a quarter are very good, and within them stands a core of indisputable classics.
Looking at the big picture, the case for grad school seems indisputable: in 2009, the median salary of master's recipients was nearly 25 percent more than that of colleagues with only a bachelor's, according to a report released in May by Dr. Carnevale that analyzed never-before-gathered Census Bureau data on compensation by major and degree level.
PAGE B9 PRAISE FOR GAMES DRAWS CRITICISM The Beijing Olympics were an "indisputable success," according to an assessment released this week by the International Olympic Committee that praised, among other things, the organizers' nearly flawless execution of the Games.
The connection is indisputable.
That much is indisputable.
