Sentence examples for unquestionably achieved from inspiring English sources
By the time he died in 1976, Mao unquestionably achieved his aim of transforming China with communism: State-owned enterprises made up 77.6% of the economy, and collectives owned everything else.
The application of a rights-based approach to the period 2001-2005 shows that the country has unquestionably achieved significant progress on child rights, in particular on the rights to protection, education, health and participation.
I feel that one of the most exciting things in life, unquestionably, is to achieve a big challenge somewhere in the world, and to do it first.
The overexpression of DR4 and DR5 after A β challenge together with the membrane colocalization of the receptors with A β homologs and the protective effect achieved after knocking down DR4 and DR5 unquestionably established the participation of both receptors in EC A β-induced apoptosis.
While it may not yet have achieved the Olympian heights to which it aspires, Greek wine has unquestionably embraced modern tastes, with refreshing whites and fine reds produced from expressive indigenous grape varieties such as xinomavro, agiorgitiko, liatiko and mavrotragano.
A touching piece of self-deprecation from the sexagenarian jazz poet, but if one factors in all the good he achieved over the course of his life, Scott-Heron's balance sheet is unquestionably deep into the black.
But what has already been achieved in terms of a direct staff say in the choice of editor and the ownership structure unquestionably sets Guardian News & Media apart - not only from other media organisations, but the vast majority of other employers.
While spring hunting and the killing and taxidermy of rare birds are unquestionably traditions of long standing, the phenomenon of indiscriminate slaughter seems not to have arisen until the nineteen-sixties, when Malta achieved its independence and began to prosper.
They were unquestionably stupid.
