Sentence examples for undeniably failed from inspiring English sources

More problematically, the lists have undeniably failed to identify some major talents; the power of the Granta imprimatur has meant some very good writers have had a harder path in life.

Visits to a vast seed vault in Norway and the Seed Savers Exchange in Iowa, while undeniably diverting, again fail to excavate the economic, social and ethical ramifications of seed patenting.

England undeniably have the talent but failed to deliver.

That the photographs remain undeniably titillating need not be taken as proof that he failed; they tell us as much about the photographer's attractions as they do about his subject.

Look at the pattern of credit-default-swap spreads at the height of the crisis, when the doctrine of too big to fail was undeniably in effect; it is very similar to what we see today.

This has happened in despite of a press narrative around a "failed Big Bang kind of uptake" and incumbent banks not cooperating or meeting their minimum statutory requirements in time (which is undeniably true, in some instances).

Critics might argue that we have failed to consider the parallel increases in wealth and health worldwide during the second half of the last century, and their historical point is undeniably accurate.

"Whether these initiatives pass or fail, they are undeniably fostering a public dialogue for ending prohibition," said Mason Tvert, spokesman for the pro-reform Marijuana Policy Project.

Even if that's an exaggeration, it's undeniably true that a bunch of small businesses will fail.

No one wants to fail, but we all do sometimes, and it is undeniably better to fail at something difficult and risky than at something easy and safe.

Although electrodes are undeniably convenient for plugging bulbs directly into the lighting system, they are also the main reason why lamps fail.