Sentence examples for unquestionably deserving from inspiring English sources

Last year, many economists hoped that Zvi Griliches, a noted econometrician who was unquestionably deserving of the prize, and was suffering from a long illness, would win.

Experts in the rulebook will pick over whether the foul continued into the area but the offence was unquestionably deserving of the red card that came Demichelis's way and left City in reduced circumstances, and numbers, at a crucial phase.

This bill is unquestionably deserving of support.

In any discussion of the "harmonization of laws in federal systems," European intellectual property law unquestionably deserves inclusion.

Vick unquestionably deserves credit for brilliantly scrambling from the demons that ravaged his reputation and stole his freedom.

Ireland deserved everything they took from it — the win, the bonus point, the NatWest Six Nations title and the right to have a tilt at the Grand Slam at Twickenham next weekend — but Scotland, unquestionably, deserved something too, and the margin did them no justice.

If performances had been as poor as Leicester City's results, Nigel Pearson said this week, he would not still be in his job and once again the manager had to watch his side fail to get the reward their unstinting effort unquestionably deserved.

The 800,000 people who died in Rwanda's bloody 1994 massacres unquestionably deserve justice.

Over the last decade Stephen Adly Guirgis has been earning an unquestionably deserved reputation as one of the most important playwrights of his generation, if not the most important.

By the time Nadler finishes, he's shown he has it all -- with one exception: the nation-wide, not to say international, recognition he's worked all but the first two or three of his fifty years to attain and unquestionably deserves.

Unquestionably, she deserves that status.