Sentence examples for was almost unassailable from inspiring English sources

Even a decade ago, its authority over telephone service in California was almost unassailable.

Yes, they have to deal in the world of facts and truth, but their opinions – and the way they express them – are almost unassailable.

He added: "We can improve the international appeal of the league - which is almost already unassailable - and then with the other eight players in the squad, whatever we decided to do, we can really look at those as a way of nurturing British talent". Will transfer fees and wages go up or down?

Its president, Yasir Arafat, is an almost unassailable patriarch, whose faults are usually pointed out only indirectly, by attacks against the people around him.

To the extent that Google's higher CPC rates come from its dominance of user data, its monopoly may be becoming almost unassailable.

Sometimes it's almost impossible to make out what they mean, as when Gladstone is said to have "habitually lofted oratorical rockets into the unassailable empyrean," when all the poor man actually did was to answer a few questions.

But if Schumacher won in Japan, he would be nine points clear and almost unassailable.

Any direct assault on the French position would be costly; Moreau had chosen an almost unassailable position, especially for his center.

The assumption about playing at the Camp Nou is that the vast playing surface presents the home side with an almost unassailable advantage.

For many in attendance, technology was regarded as both driver and consequence of human progress and human advancement, an almost unassailable good in its own right.

"Lada has compiled an almost unassailable database of the length of time where disk signatures are seen in clusters of various ages," he comments.