Sentence examples for undeniable changes from inspiring English sources

But there have been undeniable changes.

Critics and supporters alike agree that since Mr. Bush signed No Child Left Behind in January 2002, the law has imposed deep, undeniable changes on public education.

Have they forgotten that large areas of the country were under water last winter and are likely to be so again on a regular basis due to the undeniable changes in climate?

Our futurists have taken the undeniable changes wrought by the computer and the Internet -- changes that justify the overused word "revolutionary" -- and try to take the concept farther, into some kind of technological Reign of Terror.

There have been undeniable changes in how we perceive the reality that surrounds us in our hyper-digital, smart-phone centric age, but it is incredibly difficult to concretely articulate where exactly these shifts occurred and continue to.

After oxidation, TEM pictures of ACTF delegate that the surface of ACTF is not smooth and clean, and there is undeniable change, at first, glance structure.

With political divides that prefers competition to collaboration, we continue to face unavoidable issues like a rising debt crisis, a deteriorating education system, an energy shortage and undeniable climate change.

Often in my efforts to inform friends, family and the public about the now undeniable climate change and global pollution, the information is shrugged off and I am met with, "oh, stop being a hippie -- everything is going to be fine".

Let It Go is so undeniable that it changes the direction of the movie.

It is undeniable that real change in Japan would bring unwelcome pain for many workers and small-business owners.Still, Japan's leaders continue to use these cultural excuses, as they have for 150 years, to mask their own efforts to cling to power and prestige.

And it's the undeniable evidence that change is possible.