Sentence examples for is unquestionably better from inspiring English sources

The country is unquestionably better off than it was in 2008.

It is unquestionably better for Iraq's political leaders to wage their battles through legislative maneuvering than in the streets.

Imagine an infinitely recyclable product that performs as well as the alternative, costs less to make, and is unquestionably better for the environment.

The world is unquestionably better for many women than it was 100 years ago, thanks in no small part to the early pioneers.

And it is unquestionably better than not having an identifiable platform at all, as is the case with Thakoon Panichgul, who swung from tap pants in cotton shirting and jackets in bleached tie-dyed denim to tropical palm-print leotards under sheer gold-sequined tulle with head-spinning effect.

Too much of the pro-merger propaganda has suggested that bigger is unquestionably better; the implication is that a larger collection of retail businesses is better than a smaller one and that each of the constituent parts somehow gains an advantage from the greater scale of its parent.

In some bits of the economy conditions are unquestionably better.

Both men are unquestionably better off, having escaped the backbiting and the back-room politics that hastened their departures.

Despite all the criticisms of academies, free schools and excessive testing of pupils, schools are unquestionably better places to be than in 1944.

And in the end the peoples of eastern Europe were unquestionably better off under the new communist regimes than under German imperial domination.

Although not the cheapest flight, the journey was unquestionably better value than the alternatives and AlpiEagles are a good airline for hopping around Italy, especially after Italian budget airline Volare went bust a couple of months ago.