Sentence examples for unarguable case from inspiring English sources

Much as we might like to believe otherwise, his chapters make the unarguable case that our children are always importantly more different from us than they are alike.

Its production of The Snowmaiden is an unqualified delight and makes an unarguable case for the viability of Rimsky's works on stage.

His 62 on Sunday, the lowest final round of his 16-year career, made an unarguable case for his resurgence as he came from nine behind to push the winner to within two shots.

However, there is one very strong and unarguable case that has just been made: the 1900 or so pages of Robert Francis's report on Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, which demonstrates what happens when public institutions are not open, transparent or accountable to the people they serve.

Taking pride of place on his desk this morning must be the letter from Adair (Lord) Turner, chairman of the Climate Change Committee, which makes an unarguable case for deep and rapid reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, built on sound science and economics.

Players too have to bear responsibility; Tuilagi and Burrell apart, few have made a consistent and unarguable case for inclusion.

This theory, like that which holds logical principles to be the outcome of intuition, bases its case on the self-evident and unarguable character of the assertions with which it is concerned.

He sought to make his case unarguable to the authorities by counting as poor only those families who fell below the "official poverty line", implied by the supposed safety net of means-tested benefit rates.

He added: "Neither do I think it right that legal aid is used to fund weak judicial review cases which the courts find are unarguable, but strong cases supported by the court should still be taken forward and receive funding – including those involving homelessness.

Jeremy Johnson, appearing for the DPP, Sir Ken Macdonald, submitted that her case was unarguable because there was no specific policy on assisted suicide, and there was no legal obligation on the DPP to publish one.

A judge ruled their case is "unarguable".