Sentence examples for unquestionably able to from inspiring English sources

By the 70th day of pregnancy the placenta is unquestionably able to replace the corpus luteum without endangering the pregnancy during the transfer of function.

Occupy Sandy's volunteers were unquestionably able to do this because they used networked technology to coordinate and maintain real-time situational awareness over their activities.

It's not that consultants must walk into a situation with all the answers up front but what you must have is the ability and training to successfully analyze and solve problems, so that you are unquestionably able to consistently deliver these skills and get results.

In vivo experiments showed that unquestionably UCMSCs were able to induce total liver recovery acting as an adjuvant or modulating the physiologic defence systems.

It is unquestionably the best thing to be able to receive a transplant.

Shaquille O'Neal, the Los Angeles Lakers' star who was here last month during the N.B.A. championship series, and other zoo visitors have been able to see an unquestionably cute baby elephant.

It's unacceptable to us that a company should be able to freeload over our network with what's unquestionably a commercial service," says Michael Luftman, a spokesman for Time Warner.

Ten weeks before opening night the Met, in a rare stroke of luck, was able to replace Mr. Stein with the extraordinarily talented and unquestionably competent Stephen Wadsworth as the show's director.

"You should be able to handle this," our inner voice scolds, although experience unquestionably proves that we can't.

"Had we been able to access the ample records of the UNWCC, our approach would have unquestionably been influenced by the careful analyses that emerged from its deliberations and decisions," he added.

It is simple enough to love an honest man, it is something else to be able to admire a man who has been treacherous to you before and will unquestionably be treacherous again.