Sentences with phrase «unassailable fact»

Whilst Wenger's obvious crimes and mismanagement follies includes a few unassailable facts; he bought him, kept him, loaned him and brought him back to cover an injury (it would appear the greatest crime was having the mere thought to possibly release him).

In the coaching world, there are a lot of assumptions that have hardened into unassailable facts.

How do you suppose this type of information reflects on those rookies who already have an uphill battle to fight to land a client when they're met with a the potential client who, because they have your erroneous chart, thinks they're armed to the teeth with unassailable facts because someone of your stature published it?

Indeed, this is an unassailable fact we can not deny.

Much like the debate over global warming, these non-believers refuse to validate an unassailable fact: standardized testing does have positive — and predictive — value in education and in life, just as the Earth is, indeed, getting warmer.

But that shouldn't diminish one unassailable fact: Simon Roth is a Ninja.

This was supposed to be the thing that broke down that final hurdle in my mind and convinced me of one unassailable fact: that I needed a Wii U.

Treating climate change as an absolute, unassailable fact, instead of what it is — an unproven, controversial scientific theory — a group of state attorneys general have announced that they will be targeting any companies that challenge the catastrophic climate change religion.

Gradually, Europeans are waking up to the unassailable fact that wind power is based on a technology that was redundant before it began.»

Here's an unassailable fact: your clients evaluate your firm every day, formally or informally, and the combined impact of those evaluations dictates whether they will keep hiring you.