Sentence examples for which cannot be argued from inspiring English sources

"What about buying the collars online?" I practically shouted, the convenience of which cannot be argued.

It is also a feeling that cannot be argued.

That gender wage gap cannot be argued away.

Housing on First Nations communities is a right that cannot be argued by government.

"We cannot be complaining, we cannot be arguing about anything.

Ofsted's original inspection report was withheld after the school – which cannot be named – won an injunction arguing that publication would cause it "widespread and irreparable damage".

The NHS trust in charge of the hospital where he is being cared for, and which cannot be named for legal reasons, argues that to revive him is not in the man's best interests if his condition worsens.

It has been argued that motivation is an internal patient factor which cannot be influenced, while others highlight social factors as important for changing motivation [ 57].

Braves Manager Fredi Gonzalez was ejected for arguing the call, which cannot be reviewed, and the play proved to be significant.

But the group also argued that its statements were opinion, which cannot be proven true or false and which deserve protection under the right to free speech.

Conservatism bolsters tradition, which cannot be established without the greatest possible access to common culture; yet Helprin argues for limiting individuals' ability to derivatively build on existing culture.