Sentence examples for that would unquestionably from inspiring English sources

He made clear that he intended to build a network of installations that would unquestionably violate a treaty that arms-control advocates argue has been the cornerstone of nuclear deterrence since Richard M. Nixon and Leonid I. Brezhnev signed it.

While there are some branches of the stem that would unquestionably be considered "birds" had they survived, this becomes more problematic further down the tree.

Pelosi's focus, she explains, is a three-pronged "Middle Class Jumpstart," aimed at achieving equal pay for equal work, paid sick leave and quality affordable healthcare -- actions that would unquestionably boost equality for (and the lives of) women in the U.S. What those ferocious ancestors of ours like Abzug and Anthony were fighting for was not just equality but justice.

In this example, normalizing to inappropriate reference genes markedly altered both kinetics and magnitude of target gene expression to an extent that would unquestionably lead to erroneous data interpretation and study conclusions.

Maybe we are watching a story unfold that would unquestionably be one of the greatest in baseball history if it were to conclude with a parade along some coastal waterway, or wherever they would hold one on Florida's west coast.

They are assuming that if the recipient is either a Democrat or an Independent, that they would unquestionably vote for the smiling faces thrust in front of them.

But the referendum has the support of the Russian parliament, with the speaker of the upper house saying that Russia would "unquestionably back" the referendum's choice.

Rape is a feature of war, and is often seen as an inevitability – the second world war general George Patton wrote that "there would unquestionably be some raping".

"If we were suddenly to pull out, there would be unquestionably a security vacuum that would not only put lives at risk and cause a loss of life but would also be a setback for the political process," he said.

It was, unquestionably, a great deal, one that would allow Ms. Roberts to live in her house the rest of her life, and avoid having to move to a shelter, something she feared greatly.

Health R&D unquestionably has GPG aspects, and there is not enough of it in fields that would benefit poor countries.