Sentence examples for the unchallengeable from inspiring English sources

We will draw on the unchallengeable expertise of some of the world's leading economic thinkers.

Sistani, it is noted, rejects the fundamental tenet of Iranian clerical rule – the unchallengeable "custodianship of the jurist" adopted by the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to justify his de facto dictatorship.

Without opposition after the expulsion of Cimon, the unchallengeable leader of the democratic party became the unchallengeable ruler of Athens.

Today, the administration asserts that it can short circuit arbitrarily any legal proceeding, whether it is plaintiff or defendant, on the unchallengeable ground that the pursuit of justice will harm national security - as the Executive defines it.

Until we wise up and recognize the systemic causes of the carnage, namely drug prohibition, the unchallengeable law of supply and demand, and the U.S.-led global war on drugs, the violence will continue to intensify and expand.

But given Yale's recent complicity in the censoring of the Muhammad cartoons in a book specifically about the Muhammad cartoons, it represents just one more mark against Yale's noble promise to allow students "to think the unthinkable, discuss the unmentionable, and challenge the unchallengeable".

The importance of calories if energy gained exceeds output, the excess becomes fat remains one of the few unchallengeable facts in the field of dietary science.

The accumulation of criticisms from a select committee in which there is a Tory majority will be a serious embarrassment to the previously unchallengeable Osborne and underlines the extent to which Tory MPs are now willing to assert his summer budget was badly misjudged.

President Zuma may have visited Mandela through the final illness and sought, none too subtly, to wrap himself in the robes of Madiba, but Zuma is no Mandela and the ANC cannot survive indefinitely as the dominating, unchallengeable party of South African governance.

In brief, the more implausible austerity becomes as an economic remedy, the more unchallengeable it seems to become as a political mantra.

This is the one unchallengeable characteristic of writing itself, whether you are collaborating with a colleague or acquaintance or you're actually communicating to no one at all (a grocery list, for example).