Sentence examples for undeniable differences from inspiring English sources

Despite some undeniable differences with President Bush, Mr. Greenspan also labored mightily to make himself indispensable.

While undeniable differences exist between the Syrian refugee and Iraqi refugee populations, commonalities in their settlement in Jordan and pre-crisis disease burden warrant a comparison of prevalence estimates for the two populations.

But there was an undeniable difference between her attitude and that of Margaret Thatcher on the question of apartheid.

Lawyers trained in neuroscience also argue that there is an undeniable difference between a hospital and the scene of the crime.

Finally, I've found an undeniable difference between composing on the road and at home: the presence or absence of the most significant lexicographic references in the English language.

Yet it seems undeniable that gross differences in distribution would likely occasion some sort of rancorous feelings.

12 More research on AO and its relationship with CMR in various Black population groups is needed in order for specific WC and WHtR thresholds to be identified and for results of recent studies to be supported 13– 15 as there are undeniable race-ethnicity differences in body composition and associated CMR, as already alluded to.

While the overall anti-export bias in undeniable, there are interesting differences within agriculture.

It is undeniable that there are many differences in the patient populations studied for each marker and combination of markers.

Differences among individuals are undeniable, but they do not legitimize prejudice or discrimination.

Moreover, the interviewee's words are a clear articulation of the existing norm of color-blindness in Sweden and an undeniable realization that race and visible differences matter there.