Sentence examples for would indisputably from inspiring English sources

The folk music world would indisputably be a much sorrier, sparser place without it.

The global construction downturn has begun sucking in firms that would indisputably benefit from an infrastructure stimulus.

How Pakistan must miss Asif and Akhtar - two bowlers who would indisputably be too good for Ireland to play.

Not so many years ago, the answer from the Supreme Court to all these questions would indisputably have been yes.

Their logic seems unassailable: if ideally the goal of investing is to buy low and sell high, stock investors would indisputably be buying high right now.

Unfair though this would indisputably be, the life of Denis Healey, the former Labour deputy leader and cabinet minister, who has died aged 98, is likely to be remembered as a story of what might have been.

If he managed to pull that off then he would be indisputably the best sailor of all time," said Park.

If the men's four-man bobsleigh team, who have been flying in training, could add another it would become indisputably Britain's best performance.

If justice had anything to do with it, Morgan Tsvangirai, having won a general election and the first round of a presidential one at the end of March on a playing field tilted like a ski-jump in favour of the incumbent, would be indisputably in charge.

So for the administration to persuade China, Brazil and the other rising powers to accept another American atop the World Bank — on the heels of another European taking the top job at the International Monetary Fund — would require an indisputably heavyweight candidate.

The first stems from fish enthusiasts who have for many years recognized the particular qualities of bluefin tuna — qualities that were they land-based creatures would establish them indisputably as "wildlife" and not just another "seafood" we eat without remorse.