Sentence examples similar to unassailable conclusions from inspiring English sources
But standing beside them is an unassailable conclusion, one that's particularly unnerving.
That may seem an unassailable conclusion: When angry or disturbed people are armed with, say, knives rather than guns, they cause fewer deaths.
In their discussion, Rodin et al. proceed from the unassailable conclusion that p-aaRS must have been preceded by r-aaRS at the early stage of evolution to an analysis of the well known data on aptamer recognition of amino acids, in the hope of elucidating remnants of the primordial code.
But his conclusion seems unassailable.
In the matter of the Tesla Model S and its now infamous test drive, there is still plenty to argue about and few conclusions that are unassailable.
Her conclusion, though, is unassailable.
While many people disagree with his socialist conclusions, Piketty's scholarship has been pretty much unassailable, showing that growing social inequality is endemic to capitalism, even in the digital age.
By the end of the 1950s, his position was unassailable.
Bowers' conclusion that homosexual sodomy is not a fundamental right "deeply rooted in this nation's history and tradition" is utterly unassailable.
