"Whether they like it or not, the undeniable success of the charismatic Descoings allowed them, for all these years, to hide the dust under the rug," wrote Marie-Amélie Lombard-Latune in the daily newspaper Le Figaro.
Like it or not, the undeniable scope and societal impact of AI-caused worker displacement, coupled with the massive reduction in payroll expense for covered entities and the resulting loss in government revenue, mandates that covered entities play a substantial role in funding society's efforts to respond to and retrain displaced workers.
Likewise, why on earth might not the undeniable aesthetic and spiritual magnificence of Messiah in fact make this work more, not less, problematic?
For example, in a discussion about dominant languages "Would you agree that more people speak English in the UK than don't?" (an undeniable fact) or in a discussion about war "Would you agree that more people died in the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918 than were killed in the whole of the First World War?" (more than probable).
The attitude Mr. Malkmus projects would be maddening, if not for the undeniable fact that he earns it.
But this time, he made it clear that the Fed would not wait for undeniable signs of economic distress before acting.
Nevertheless, I could not ignore the undeniable novelty of a murdered circus clown who was familiar with scholarship — however spurious or misguided — concerning the religious beliefs of proto-Urartians.
In contrast, the use of reclaimed or sustainably farmed wood offers not only the undeniable appeal of authentic materials, but also a sense of enduring quality — as well as a measure of snob appeal.
Whether they're right or not, what's undeniable about 4-Track Demos is its purity – the way that these songs sound so skeletal, brittle and yet still so tough and sinewy.
That the pollsters face challenges is undeniable, not least among them the problem of finding truly representative samples of the population.
