Sentence examples for that would indisputably from inspiring English sources

The global construction downturn has begun sucking in firms that would indisputably benefit from an infrastructure stimulus.

After months and months of telling the American public that cybersecurity was the nation's number one priority and that it's "impossible to overstate" the threat from hackers, the FBI director and many senators spent Wednesday calling for a law that would indisputably weaken online security for everyone.

"The truth is, this commission really did not have access to the type of intelligence that would have been necessary to indisputably assert something new".

That's why I introduced amendments to the 9/11 commission bill that would allow entry to groups like the Hmong, but would bar people tied to groups that indisputably are terrorist organizations.

The folk music world would indisputably be a much sorrier, sparser place without it.

How Pakistan must miss Asif and Akhtar - two bowlers who would indisputably be too good for Ireland to play.

Not so many years ago, the answer from the Supreme Court to all these questions would indisputably have been yes.

Their logic seems unassailable: if ideally the goal of investing is to buy low and sell high, stock investors would indisputably be buying high right now.

If there were but one banner feature of this year's Apple Watch, it would indisputably be the bigger screen.

The same should apply to an economic crisis that is indisputably global in nature.

The piano produced sounds that were indisputably human and unmistakably Gouldian.