Sentence examples for unquestionably continue from inspiring English sources

Wrexham's build-up had been hampered by a lengthy injury list but Morrell says his players can "unquestionably" continue to battle against end-of-season niggles to reach the play-off final at Wembley on 5 May.

The trend toward individualization of antihypertensive treatment, however, will unquestionably continue in the future as research will more and more frequently discover differences between different drugs and treatment strategies in different patients and diseases.

If people such as myself continue to lobby for this legislation, the outcome will unquestionably result in saved lives.

He told me that whatever unfolds, Egypt will continue to seek good relations with the United States and will unquestionably stand by its peace treaty with Israel.

So I think Americans have the right reading on the situation: we unquestionably live better than we used to, but there are real reasons to worry whether the gains can continue at anything like their recent pace.

"If that continues it is unquestionably a positive," Mr. Greenhaus said.

The peculiar efforts by opponents of the Affordable Care Act to knock down the unquestionably good news about its effects have continued this week, fueled by an omnibus survey released Tuesday by the Rand Corp.

And, speaking of television, the BBC's continued withdrawal from serious golf coverage unquestionably harmed McIlroy in respect of public awareness.

The fintech ecosystem is unquestionably active, eclipsing other startup sectors as it continues to grow.

Power was supplied by a generator, and their position was known by the Syrian Army, who continued to attack the hospital, which is unquestionably a war crime.

However, there is a strong lobby made up mainly of Scottish nationalists which argues either that Scots continues to be a distinct language, or that, as Derrick McClure puts it 'Unquestionably Scots was once a language; unquestionably it has the potential to become one again'.25 Their arguments have been taken up by Ulster-Scots enthusiasts, with one interesting variation.