Sentence examples for has unquestionably improved from inspiring English sources

The state correctional system has unquestionably improved medical care over the last several years.

In the end, the Clark decision has unquestionably improved the State's ability to prosecute and convict abusers of child and even adult victims, while, in dicta, putting a thumb on the scale on several previously open questions.

The security situation has unquestionably improved in Iraq, but genuine progress toward a lasting political solution remains minimal and anyone who claims not to be concerned about fresh outbreaks of large-scale violence erupting in the coming months must be in denial.

The court's nearly unanimous decision officially acknowledged that race relations had "unquestionably improved" — hinting that the act may no longer be necessary at some point soon.

England have unquestionably improved under the stewardship of the coach Trevor Bayliss and a reformed character, at least in terms of a more flexible approach to leadership if not his dogged batting, in their captain, Alastair Cook.

These advances have unquestionably improved the prognosis with advanced cardiovascular illnesses.

If part of Strachan's job is to improve players, he has unquestionably done that with this one.

"The promotional activity has unquestionably worked".

But Iraq has unquestionably made the terrorist threat worse.

All of this has unquestionably hurt the sell side.

It has, unquestionably, been a good season for words.