Sentence examples for unquestionably bring from inspiring English sources

He would unquestionably bring a more global understanding of the notion of civilisation than Lord Clark.

In a letter to the court written by a group of academic authors, who were requesting an extension of the deadline for "opting out" of the settlement, they highlighted that the court's approval of the settlement will unquestionably bring about a significant expansion of access to knowledge and share knowledge for the sake of the general public.

Equally so should be the significance we place on the unique perspectives and critical contributions these women will, unquestionably, bring to the table as a result of gender differences now recognized and integrated into future decision-making and the implementation of solutions of which we will all, ultimately, benefit.

Further studies designed to understand their function will unquestionably bring new insights into our understanding of these complex human disorders.

For people who are living paycheck to paycheck, more money unquestionably brings greater well-being.

They have unquestionably brought problems, particularly to Rome, where a disproportionate number live in dreadful conditions under bridges, in copses or in disused buildings.

Still, the most common explanation for the university is that it transmits as much of human understanding as it can from one generation to the next and adds as much new knowledge as it can to the existing store of human knowledge -- a function that has, unquestionably, brought enormous benefits, practical and otherwise, to our society and to the world.

John Martin, dance critic of The New York Times, devoted an article to Ms. Reed in 1954: "Janet Reed is adorable, all right, and that unquestionably brings a great many customers to the box office; but she is also an artist of very high attainments, and a performer among performers".

Cooper has unquestionably brought a large part of that contempt upon himself by kneeing All Blacks captain Richie McCaw in the head in a Tri-Nations match before the 2011 World Cup (Cooper claimed contact was accidental and was cited but later cleared over the incident).

While Monaco's status unquestionably brings an unfair advantage, the fact remains that the principality has existed as a tax haven since 1869 (although fiscal exemption was restricted to non-French nationals in 1963) and the club has been participating in the French leagues for more than a century.

Unquestionably, this brought pain to the mother of his young son, a brave woman herself.