Sentence examples for it unquestionably makes from inspiring English sources
But as dramatized by Mr. Greenberg and Ms. Gionfriddo in these two deftly wrought dramas, it unquestionably makes for spellbinding entertainment.
Again, climate change can't be said to have caused Harvey, but it unquestionably made the storm more destructive.
Whatever the logic of that philosophy, it is unquestionably making old friends feel queasy and new ones impotent.
It has unquestionably made a difference in the lives of Daniel Botez and Luke J. Mawst.
But the revised design rachets up the car's handling ability and unquestionably makes the Viper easier to drive well.
As Mansbridge says, "more women in office unquestionably makes government policies more responsive to the interests of most women".
One example: the free cash flow that will be generated by BSkyB over the next few years will unquestionably make it the dominant media player in the UK, and possibly the whole of Europe's content acquisition and distribution business – with all the implications for plurality and choice that necessarily go with it.
(And it's always more dire for the working class, who unquestionably make up the majority of any developed capitalist economy).
Just what that warning means, and at whom it is aimed, is a matter of dispute, but the results have unquestionably made Ulyanovsk, 550 miles east of Moscow, the capital of Russian electoral contrarianism.
But Iraq has unquestionably made the terrorist threat worse.
