The long-term economic benefits of the Industrial Revolution were undisputable.
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As a numbers game, Rihanna is not the undisputable queen of Instagram.
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She emerged as the undisputable face of her caucus, to some members' chagrin.
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There is no "undisputable" evidence yet of any wrongdoing by government officials, the police said.
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Earth's bad vitals are prominent and ubiquitous, rendered undisputable by robust, multiply redundant multi-instrument observations.
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Though his creativity and intelligence were undisputable, pretty much everything else about Rory Shayne is an enigma.
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"[T]he link between the current extremes and anthropogenic climate change is scientifically undisputable," Dr. Nerilie Abram wrote in Scientific American.
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"China remains the undisputable global leader of renewable energy expansion, representing close to 40 percent of growth," write the authors of the new report.
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"It is undisputable that the policy of low interest rates is causing extraordinary problems for the banks and the whole financial sector in Germany," said the 73-year-old.
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"The document says Johnson was mistaken on some of the incident's "minor details" — such as the grabbing of her shoulder instead of her hand — but calls the alleged kiss "undisputable.
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Their enthusiasm for Sanders is undisputable as he has drawn enormous crowds at college campuses here in Iowa and across the country and continues to engage with them on social media.
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But in a preliminary ruling handed down Tuesday, the Wuerzburg district court said that Facebook was neither a "perpetrator nor a participant" in the "undisputable defamation" carried out by its users, Reuters reports.
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The court found that "it is undisputable that Trump's estimates of his own worth changed substantially over time and thus [Trump] failed to provide a reliable source" to O'Brien to rebut the confidential sources.
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Based on this strategy, Mr. Liberman almost doubled the number of seats he will have in the next Knesset, and made himself an undisputable kingmaker — no bloc can form a government without his support.
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Blunt said on "Meet The Press" that it's undisputable that Russia attempted to interfere with the 2016 election, and warned that the United States must prepare to guard itself from such interference in upcoming votes.
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Wolfgang Schaeuble said last year that It is undisputable that the policy of low interest rates is causing extraordinary problems for the banks and the whole financial sector in Germany So do the Trump team think the euro is too weak?
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"We now learn that the company's newly appointed and most senior leader doesn't believe Volkswagen lied, which is undisputable, and cannot say when it plans to deliver its solution to a problem that is affecting millions of Americans, which is unacceptable," Jepsen said.
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But in the yard are the undisputable evidences of his wild unthrift.
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Epson and Kodak have produced cameras with security features such as the Epson PhotoPC 3000Z and the Kodak DC-290. Both cameras added irremovable features to the pictures which distorted the original image, making them unacceptable for some applications such as forensic evidence in court. According to Blythe and Fridrich, "[n]either camera can provide an undisputable proof of the image origin or its author". A secure digital camera (SDC) was proposed by Saraju Mohanty, et al.
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Gábor Fodor, party president of the Hungarian Liberal Party told in the party's press conference, "Hungary is the only loser in this day", and said the "government-raised xenophobia will not disappear any time soon and without a trace". He also considered Orbán "wanted to become the undisputable leader of the Euroskeptical and populist camp within the European Union, [...] but now received a huge slap in his face". 6 percent of the votes (11 percent in Budapest) were invalid, by far the largest number in the election history of Hungary. According to most analysts, it clearly showed the Two-tailed Dog Party's efficient and effective campaign.
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In November 2016 the FON formed new Ethics Commission which included Milica Bulajić, Mladen Čudanov, Srđa Bjeladinović, Veroljub Nastić and Miloš Krstanović. On 19 December 2016 the commission rejected plagiarism report as unsubstantiated, concluded that citing omissions are negligible, that software checks can't be the basis for the proceedings and that it can not be challenged on the original scientific contribution of the doctoral dissertation as the scientific contribution is undisputable. Professor Karapandža called the report meaningless, as the commission didn't try to dispute the plagiarism regarding the translation from English to Serbian, as checking software can't do that so it has to be done "by hand". He also said that, given the amount of copied/translated text, it can't be just citing omission.
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