Sentence examples for undeniably successful from inspiring English sources

Serious radiation injuries are still infrequent, and the new equipment is undeniably successful in diagnosing and fighting disease.

Beckham's formula of basing the brand within the parameters of what she wears in her own wardrobe is undeniably successful.

The perception of austerity and spontaneity is hard to square with this elaborate and undeniably successful media roll out that has made Mr. Gore such a ubiquitous figure over the last few days.

BEIJING — In a country full of numerologists, it was surely not lost on the Chinese that the last medal they won at their undeniably successful Olympics was also their 100th.

Not everyone liked this approach (Lupe Fiasco famously denounced some of his own songs), but it was undeniably successful, and Khalifa had hits with slower-paced tracks like No Sleep, When I'm Gone, Remember You and Young, Wild & Free, with Mars and Snoop Dogg.

"They just put your arm on the ground and chop it off," he says of the grotesque tactics of the rebels who have mutilated whole villages of people, including infants, by hacking off their limbs, in an undeniably successful effort to spread terror.

First off, although she's undeniably a strong, successful woman (which is enough reason, by itself, for some people to dislike her), she also presents herself as a victim.

Undeniably the most successful attempt of such revisionism is the concept of the 'health transition' meant to be a wider framework that included both population change, health system, epidemiological profile of the population and ways in which societies respond (or not) to changing health situations as a result of cultural, social, and behavioral determinants (12– 212.

The film and recording industries have helped further to give disproportionate promience to a few highly successful and undeniably effective examples like those for piano by the Norwegian Edvard Grieg (in A minor) and the Russians Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (in B flat minor) and Sergey Rachmaninoff (in C minor).

Despite the wrecks, the successful jumps were undeniably spectacular, none more so than a wild, corkscrewing backflip put forth by Deegan that even eclipsed an astonishing, no-handed backflip performed by the runner-up, Nate Adams.

Eighteen years — as successful, powerful, and undeniably brilliant female athletes — taught us that".