Sentence examples for unquestionably effective from inspiring English sources

A hysterectomy has all the usual risks of surgery but is unquestionably effective at curing fibroid-caused symptoms.

Dr. Li, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of California, Davis, said the PCV7 vaccine was unquestionably effective.

Walking, running, weight lifting and working out on resistance machines is unquestionably effective and safe for most adults, if done properly.

The loosely-organized but unquestionably effective hacking group Anonymous has gotten its hands on what it claims are confidential NATO documents.

It has been a controversial approach, with nine members of the current squad belonging to either the Italian or Spanish sides, but it has unquestionably been effective.

He admits it's a terrible word, but quotes Mark Twain: "The human race has unquestionably one really effective weapon – laughter.... Against the assault of laughter, nothing can stand".

This looks very similar to what you are proposing.Anthony SweeneyDarien, ConnecticutSIR – Your proposal for a "small but steadily rising tax on petrol" is unquestionably the only effective way to curb the demand for oil.

But his public health staff, led by the estimable health commissioner, Thomas A. Farley, has already tried to pass a tax on soda (unquestionably the most effective tool in our box to reduce the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages) but were rebuffed by Albany.

[Humanity] has unquestionably one really effective weapon -- laughter.

Historian Francis Jennings concluded that the attempt was "unquestionably successful and effective" and inflicted great damage to the Native Americans.

His risky debate with Ross Perot over the North American Free Trade Agreement was unquestionably Gore's most effective moment as Vice-President.