Sentence examples for undeniable problems from inspiring English sources

In dramatic terms, superhero movies have undeniable problems - not least, the odd skew of their priorities.

But, as in any low-income neighborhood in flux, crime and death, while undeniable problems, are not the whole picture.

"We need to respond strongly and quickly to the undeniable problems facing many inhabitants of the deprived neighbourhoods," said President Chirac.

And there were undeniable problems with the security arrangements at Vieira de Mello's headquarters; the U.N.'s own investigations later called its security system dysfunctional.

The Japan Institute for Labor Policy and Training, in a white paper released last year on the prevention of karoshi, noted that the "undeniable problems in Japan's work environment" were especially detrimental to regular employees under age 35.

To examine the undeniable problems of gender bias in publishing by denigrating women is an insult to the prizes, to the judges, and most of all, to the winners, who are nothing but some of the finest science writers working today.

The surveys also revealed an undeniable problem with the way people were throwing out their garbage.

Abuse of painkillers in NFL locker rooms is an undeniable problem.

"We have an undeniable problem in the city, state and the country with obesity," said Eric Goldstein, the chief of the office of school support services.

Chicago still has an undeniable problem with gun crime, and many of the guns used in those crimes come from dealers in the state.

She might have announced a change in her cabinet, which consists largely of yes-men more notable for their loyalty to her than their leadership skills, or simply acknowledged the existence of some undeniable problem, like crime or inflation.