Sentence examples for undoubted fact from inspiring English sources

One is the undoubted fact that inflation in China, which is raising labor costs in particular, is gradually eliminating that nation's currency undervaluation.

For example, the human genome exists in every one of us, and is therefore our shared heritage and an undoubted fact of nature.

There is also the undoubted fact that the whole process known as "Oslo" -- it could be called "Clinton" -- has faltered, and may be near death.

"[It is an] undoubted fact that we are becoming dangerously used to speaking and thinking of 'an ageing population' as a problem, a burden on public purse and private resources alike," said Dr Williams.

So, despite the genuine good intentions of Britain's most accomplished athlete of recent times, and the undoubted fact that a corner of sorts has been turned in school sport provision, talk of a transformation appears premature.

Part of the answer may be the undoubted fact that many people are now investing in oil futures — which feeds suspicion that speculators are running the show, even though there's no good evidence that prices have gotten out of line.

These undoubted facts, true throughout the ages, will eventually reassert themselves, and the thrust of nature will return.

Isaias has previously claimed the CIA was luring Eritrean youth abroad; if the soccer team has in fact defected, he will undoubted try to twist logic in some way to blame the United States.

Dark Age achievements undoubted.

No assurance goes undoubted.

Our military expertise is undoubted.