Sentence examples for possible unquestionably from inspiring English sources

Rightly, remission in RA – not just improvement – is now the target of therapy and current studies are addressing not only whether remission is possible – unquestionably, it is – but whether continued medication is necessary to maintain that state.

And in the cruelest twist of fate possible, Tim Wakefield, unquestionably the team's most valuable player in this series, threw one pitch in the bottom of the 11th and Aaron Boone hit it in the upper deck.

It's unquestionably possible that the questions about Theranos really do reflect inflated expectations about a truly transformative technology still in its developmental phase, as the company's outside lawyer, David Boies, told the Wall Street Journal, and that in full bloom it really will change everyday diagnostics.

There is unquestionably a possible scenario in which our greenhouse gas emissions cause harmful and potentially catastrophic climate damages.

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Asked by the Guardian to confirm or deny their involvement, and to explain the purpose of the Jersey investment entity the club unquestionably owns and discuss any possible conflicts of interest, Chelsea declined to discuss any aspect of it.

Unquestionably, a serious concern for the rights of possible court-martial defendants does exist at all levels of the Army.

Then again, whatever hazy and sentimental rhetoric may surround such groups, they unquestionably improve musicians' lives and, indeed, make careers possible.

With a World Cup qualifying campaign and a possible advancement of playing style on the horizon, Fletcher would unquestionably be a useful on-field option.

Conant unquestionably wanted to alert the country as joltingly as possible to the Soviet threat.

The juxtaposition of works that unquestionably bear his imprint and of attempted copies, makes it possible to see precisely what singled out Leonardo's achievements.