Sentence examples for has unquestionably contributed from inspiring English sources
Massive and more or less uncontrolled habitat modification within this region has unquestionably contributed to its apparent great rarity, although it seems to have been uncommon even historically; the last, published record dates from no more recently than 1992, although some sources claim that the Blue-eyed Ground-Dove persists in small numbers in the Serra dos Araras, in southern Mato Grosso.
It had unquestionably contributed to the ruin of our marriage that my former husband and I had been friends rather than devoted spouses, but in this case, there but for the grace of God went we.
Moore's words are the very stuff of witch hunts inspired by a guilty desire to purge one's own sins in a conflagration of the scapegoated "other". In fact, Trump's own conspiracy scapegoating, his cozy relationship with deranged paranoia-mongers and his near unanimous support among evangelicals have all unquestionably contributed to the increasing flagrance of the racist right.
There has unquestionably been progress.
"The promotional activity has unquestionably worked".
But Iraq has unquestionably made the terrorist threat worse.
All of this has unquestionably hurt the sell side.
His position has unquestionably been strengthened by the election result.
It has, unquestionably, been a good season for words.
But he could not resist saying this week that "one candidacy has unquestionably established itself".
