Sentence examples for is unquestionably gone from inspiring English sources

It is unquestionably gone for good, and his ignominious end may help discredit the others.

While the burden of NCDs is unquestionably going to multiply in near future, understanding of the risk factors of NCDs is still fairly poor which constitutes a major obstacle for the implementation of effective prevention strategies (Espina et al., 2013).

Although her repertoire is still forming, Gillespie sounds like a mature performer (an incisive guitarist as well as an expressive singer), and she's unquestionably going places.

Contemporary art prices are unquestionably going through the roof, with a string of auction records for living artists in the past year.

It's not universal gloom for the U.K. high street, but there are unquestionably going to be winners and losers.

Nor do I remember any explanation for this sudden detour, it's just safe to say that when Bryan Ferry gestures for the door, it is unquestionably time to go.

Given that there is unquestionably far to go when it comes to fair housing opportunities and conditions, the Supreme Court shouldn't dishonor Dr. King's memory by removing one of the tools we have used to build bridges from the "islands of despair" of racialized poverty and segregation that Dr. King so powerfully decried.

When the FBI leaves its outdated eyesore abode on Pennsylvania Avenue as planned, the right place to go is unquestionably Prince George's.

For routine tasks that can't be avoided — such as obtaining confirmation of receivables from customers — automation is unquestionably the way to go, according to Frank Mahoney, vice chair of assurance for EY Americas.

He portrays top Starfleet agent John Harrison, who may or may not have gone rogue but is unquestionably indestructible.

"Cover Boy" is unquestionably an ensemble work.