Preposition: by

• ': This applies even to the more serious issue â one rendered almost unassailabl by political correctness â of disability rights.

Modifies a noun

• lead: Salmon built a seemingly unassailable lead only to see it cut to zero on the last run.

• majority: However many there are ranged against us, God plus one is an unassailable majority.

• position: At first sight that seems an unassailable position, at least in the weak sense of Pascal's wager.

• advantage: There the Orthodox believers and popular folklore had an unassailable advantage.

• fact: In the face of this we cannot continue to assert our professionalism as an unassailable fact.

• evidence: This theory cannot be entirely eliminated, owing to lack of unassailable evidence for a North American origin.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: Salmon built a seemingly unassailable lead only to see it cut to zero on the last run.

• virtually: Just a couple of months ago Alonso's Championship lead looked virtually unassailable.

• apparently: But in spite of its apparently unassailable position, opposition has emerged from a variety of states intent on challenging the status quo.

• almost: The ANC is now almost unassailable in South Africa.

• not: The foundation of this theory, the figure of 480 years before the construction of the temple of Jerusalem, is not unassailable.

• practically: The bureaucracy is practically unassailable in the old unions.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Indeed, Elgar's significance has never seemed more unassailable than it is today.

• look: Just a couple of months ago Alonso's Championship lead looked virtually unassailable.

• become: With the inability to refute the lies and slanders within the Soviet Union, the cult of Stalin became unassailable.

• render: This applies even to the more serious issue â one rendered almost unassailable by political correctness â of disability rights.

• remain: Emma also placed second in the Grand Prix, overhauling Donald McIntosh in the final, while Robin Law's lead remained unassailable.

• have: Have virtually unassailable that into a that includes a at a time.