"The government need not provide unassailable proof to demonstrate Sotheby's knowledge at this stage of the case".
It was Mr. Gates who understood the power of ubiquity, and used that knowledge to build an unassailable market position.
Stuart Waldman, former chairman of the Federation to Preserve, said, "In terms of knowledge and honesty she is unassailable".
kikatek.com, £27.83 It's telling that a brand new UK smartphone company like Kazam would include a line of feature-phones in its range, in the knowledge that there is an unassailable market for the simple life.
Noting in a recent episode that every time he announces Mr. Jennings's total winnings, the champion shakes his head, Mr. Trebek snapped, "Is that in disbelief, or do you not want the money?" Mr. Jennings's knowledge and skill are as unassailable as his Eddie Haskell mien.
Watch the Queen Bee as she floats down the corridors she rules now, emitting an unassailable air of mystery, of smokiness, of worldly knowledge.
Ryle warns against construing the fact that avowals are unassailable as indicating that there is special kind of knowledge in play.
Through difficult yet critical work, cities can become irrefutable and unassailable places of industrial, educational and artistic excellence; of a new enlightened green knowledge based economy; and a place of continuous innovation.
The gist of that formula is: cherry-pick your citations so your case seems unassailable and erudite; speak only in absolutes; identify a scapegoat, silver bullet, or preferably, both; hint at conspiracy and privileged knowledge delivered courtesy of rare courage to defy the system; offer the moon and stars by means of some effortless legerdemain.
