Sentence examples similar to it unquestionably aids from inspiring English sources
The Carter camp was unquestionably aided during the primaries by the ongoing hostage crisis in Iran, which began on Nov. 4, 1979, exactly one year before the general election.
The capacity for such real-time, interactive communication has unquestionably aided military field operations, but researchers say the emotional and psychological impact on soldiers and their families is less clear.
Kennedy was also hurt by his rambling, incoherent answer to a seemingly simple question posed by reporter Roger Mudd of CBS News: "Senator, why do you want to be president?" The Carter camp was unquestionably aided during the primaries by the ongoing hostage crisis in Iran, which began on Nov. 4, 1979, exactly one year before the general election.
Electronic health records (EHR) and computerization of the care delivery environment have unquestionably aided us in retrieving and sharing detailed information relevant to the specific patient and in rapidly retrieving diagnostic and therapeutic information from the digitized literature [ 14, 15].
And good it unquestionably is.
At the moment, however, it unquestionably counts.
It unquestionably costs money to deliver the fundamental demands of justice.
Yet, when management theory gets it right, it is unquestionably an important academic endeavour.
"It's unquestionably photography, but it's not only photography" Mr. Blaustein said.
It also aids in digestion.
