Sentences with phrase «becomes unassailable»

When the mayor champions transparency and fosters advice and consent from the duly appointed and elected policy boards, his authority becomes unassailable and the entire governance system embodies credibility.

But the industry may be hitting the critical mass it needs to become unassailable.

Not exact matches

Another verified buyer on Amazon wrote: «Best floss I've ever had, flavor is just subtle enough to not be overwhelming while pleasant enough to make flossing less unappealing, smooth enough to get between a couple of my teeth which have become nigh unassailable with normal floss since my dentist put fillings that all but connected my teeth together.»

It becomes as unassailable as the force of gravity or the life sustaining effects of breathing oxygen.

Publications like EE can't become legitimate until it employs «real» climate scientists for peer - review (or better unassailable editors).