Sentence examples for undeniably tied from inspiring English sources

As the economy has emerged as the electorate's chief concern, Mr. Obama argued the two are undeniably tied together.

Nurturing the CcHUBs, Andelas, and 440s of Africa through investments, both from within Africa and from the West, gets us closer to Africa's best future which is undeniably tied to the success of Africa's diversity of entrepreneurs.

These recurring images and ideas were undeniably tied to anxiety about social change in America which had a racial component -- from the abstract notion that whites would eventually be a minority in the United States in the 21st Century to the not-so-abstract notion that an African-American was suddenly in the Oval Office.

Meanwhile, Nadal, despite his undeniably strong ties to Spain, sounded delighted to be out of his capital and back on French soil and at a lower altitude.

In an undeniably unusual episode, John Martin Freemann) and fiancee Mary Morstan (Amanda Abbington) tie the knot, with Sherlock (Benedict Cumberbatch) serving as best man.

IT took Jonathan Brunot, undeniably handsome at 19 yet so profoundly autistic that the most rudimentary attempts at communication can provoke a wild-eyed struggle, six years to learn how to tie the laces of his sneakers.

For now, Hasina's government has shown no signs of changing its tack on the response to what is undeniably religiously-motivated terrorism, possibly with ties to international networks.

Undeniably, if financial remittances signal the maintenance of transnational ties, they reinforce asymmetrical ties between senders and receivers.