Sentence examples for undeniably an issue from inspiring English sources

Patient safety is undeniably an issue that must take on top priority, but if the findings reported in this paper generalize to clinical contexts, then we can have some confidence that individuals are self-limiting their activities more appropriately than the historical self-assessment literature would lead one to believe, even if they are generally overconfident in their abilities.

Increasing medicalisation of childbirth is undeniably also an issue in Australia.

This is undeniably a tricky issue.

Though fashion is undeniably a feminist issue, feminism is too often treated as a club that white, middle class people (Sun writers included) get to police.

Undeniably, race is an issue worthy of our attention.

STEPHEN SERENE New York, Oct. 6, 2013 To the Editor: The issue of extending basic rights to other species is undeniably a matter of societal interest and a legal and moral imperative.

Even the button-down magazine The Economist joined the herd in reporting on what has become an undeniably timely issue, featuring a 2010 cover article heralding aging as a good thing, noting "although as people move towards old age they lose things they treasure-vitality, mental sharpness and looks-they also gain what people spend their lives pursuing: happiness".

Slavery involves the loss of human dignity and freedom and is undeniably a human rights issue.

In his book "The Audacity of Hope," he describes the "undeniably difficult issue of abortion" and ponders "the middle-aged feminist who still mourns her abortion".

Over those years we have discussed some of the most pressing issues they face; such as accessing transport, securing meaningful employment and the ugly but undeniably pressing issue of hate and mate crime.

"The issue used to be much more taboo —there's undeniably an opening in civil society right now," Guellali said.