Sentence examples for uncontested fact from inspiring English sources

One uncontested fact in the struggle over national memory is the bloody trauma of the uprising.

Amid the confusion and conflicting views, the one uncontested fact is the manatee death count.

Although we credited the newspaper, the article went on to restate many of its assertions about the scale of the trafficking problem as uncontested fact.

That the Syrian conflict is one of the bloodiest wars in the modern history of the Middle East is an uncontested fact.

A lower court in the case said it was "an uncontested fact" that "an inmate in one of California's prisons needlessly dies every six or seven days due to constitutional deficiencies".

Gibson and his co-screenwriter, Benedict Fitzgerald, seem to take the phrase 'gospel truth' quite literally and their script is a conflation of the Gospels as if they were uncontested fact.

"It was one of the few uncontested facts about the brain.

Once again, state and federal courts are ignoring uncontested facts by hiding behind the draperies of legal procedure.

Many of the factual items are not contested, although the legal result of applying the law to the uncontested facts is heavily contested.

It would clearly be wrong to portray victims' claims as uncontested facts, but there is a duty to publish and investigate them.

Instead The New Few is an invitation to look afresh at the shocking and uncontested facts that we have come to accept as inevitable.