Sentence examples for can unquestionably from inspiring English sources

The one product Alibaba can unquestionably shift at the moment is its own shares.

But it can unquestionably be helpful if the switch is accompanied by policies that promote energy efficiency and continued growth of renewables.

It can unquestionably help make portfolios more circular, easier to disassemble and recycle, more resource efficient and minimise its hazardous substances and environmental footprint – all valuable stuff.

In spite of one night of alcohol-induced poor decision making, Brock is still the same intelligent young man that enrolled in Stanford University in the fall of 2015 and can unquestionably make a significantly meaningful contribution to society.

Doing so can unquestionably prevent huge suffering and tragedy – 20% of young people who self-harm not only think about suicide, but also have plans to carry it out.

Although the monarchy can unquestionably have an infantilising effect, it is hard to think of anyone in this country other than the Queen who is more widely respected on the personal level, even by some committed republicans and reflexive defiers of authority.

So unless he has some 5,000 signatures stashed out there that can readily and unquestionably be certified, he has failed to make the ballot, said the secretary of state, William F. Galvin.

One decision maker described this predicament: The public can be important, unquestionably, because that's really the only way one can put social context around how taxpayers' dollars get spent.

It's so freakin' boring to have who we are and/or who we can be forever and unquestionably reduced to Dad, Mom, Sis, and Brother Billy.

Personally I take some comfort from the fact that Bill Clinton is the special envoy to Haiti, because whatever one thinks of him, he is unquestionably someone who can and does get things done.

And yet, while alert to the possibility that history can be abused, as it unquestionably was in the Balkans in the 1990s, most decent people still endorse George Santayana's celebrated dictum: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it".