Sentence examples for unquestionably damage from inspiring English sources
Thus the part of the plan titled "Repairing the Social Safety Net" in fact calls for huge cuts in spending on Medicaid, food stamps, Pell grants, and so on — all of which will unquestionably damage the social safety net and make life harder for millions of Americans.
No politician can compel the commission to commit institutional suicide, but the repeated cheap shots directed gratuitously at the commission in recent days have unquestionably damaged it and put at risk its vital and generally unsung work of providing access to justice for those who cannot afford heads of communication or celebrity lawyers to speak for them.
It's not just the deprivation, though that is unquestionably damaging.
The combination of coalition air strikes and efforts by local forces has "unquestionably inflicted some damage on ISIL and have pushed ISIL back in a somewhat meaningful way," he said, but cautioned that it was too early to say the tide was turning in Iraq.
Historian Francis Jennings concluded that the attempt was "unquestionably successful and effective" and inflicted great damage to the Native Americans.
To date, more than 80 RKN species are described, and M. incognita is unquestionably the most important one in terms of distribution and damages.
To establish Mitchell's and Jessen's liability, and for the ACLU to recover damages for their clients, Schwartz said the identities of people "who unquestionably committed war crimes" would have to be exposed.
Therefore, the advanced failure criteria and damage factors for braided composites need to be investigated further, and more efforts are unquestionably needed in the future.
There is unquestionably a possible scenario in which our greenhouse gas emissions cause harmful and potentially catastrophic climate damages.
