Sentence examples for unquestionably altered from inspiring English sources
The certification of the Florida vote in Mr. Bush's favor on Sunday evening unquestionably altered the political landscape in ways that will be hard for Mr. Gore to overcome.
The loss of Curry unquestionably alters how opposing teams defend Golden State.
He unquestionably alters West Ham's approach and makes the side more direct but that was a logical approach against a team like Swansea, who are excellent technically but lack aerial power – only Spurs have won fewer aerial challenges this season.
What Dan Turner does not do is admit that his son, who had already been convicted, had committed a violent crime -- one that unquestionably deeply altered the life of the victim of that crime, who read a heart-wrenching 12-page victim impact statement to the court.
Unquestionably, revenue from television contracts generated by football and basketball has radically altered the impact of intercollegiate sports on the fiscal management of universities and colleges.
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.
This suggests that while unquestionably S100B is present in fat, it does not alter the S100B serum concentration in "normal" volunteers, patients affected by a variety of disorders, or pediatric controls or children with various illnesses.
Titillating, unquestionably.
