Sentence examples for almost unquestionably from inspiring English sources

He said the early stages of an air campaign would "almost unquestionably" be led by the United States, as was the case in Libya, because of American electronic warfare capabilities.

So Great a Crime would be more intriguing if the audience were left in more doubt and if Stuart McGugan's stolid MacDonald had some moments of ambivalence, rather than seeming almost unquestionably decent.

In fact, access to capital, the spread of entrepreneurial spirit, and stronger global economic development and prosperity is almost unquestionably a "good thing".

In what will almost unquestionably trigger another "Oh, oh, us too!" battle amongst the rest of the major carriers, T-Mobile has announced that they are rolling out unlimited plans for the whole family, available immediately.

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Any housing recovery is almost unquestionably dependent on the continued growth of short sales.

Since, these small RNAs of around 20 nucleotides have unquestionably influenced almost every area of medical research.

As George Orwell famously put it: "It is a strange fact, but it is unquestionably true that almost any English intellectual would feel more ashamed of standing to attention during God Save The King than of stealing from a poor box".

A fully grown horse chestnut, Aesculus hippocastanum, will be more than 35m tall and almost as broad, and is unquestionably one of the finest flowering trees in the northern hemisphere.

The filter gives a cool smoke, and unquestionably, as the manufacturers say, one almost entirely devoid of nicotine as well as other flavors he has always regarded as pleasurable adjuncts of the tobacco habit.

In almost all the literature on norms, it is unquestionably assumed that norms elicit conformity, and that there is a strong correlation between people's normative beliefs and their behavior.