Sentence examples for unquestionably fail from inspiring English sources
Perhaps even more devastating to the Western diplomatic strategy, Mr. Rugova's chief aide predicted that the negotiating team would unquestionably fail because Western governments insist it cannot negotiate independence for Kosovo, which almost all ethnic Albanians demand.
DRS unquestionably fails the Oddjob test at this stage; right now, the technology barely rises above the level of a medium-grade pen trick from Dr No.
And unquestionably, given the extremes of world these days, we may and will fail, but if we don't have an initial Intention for kindness in our life we will never ever have it.
So unless he has some 5,000 signatures stashed out there that can readily and unquestionably be certified, he has failed to make the ballot, said the secretary of state, William F. Galvin.
Sundhage's tenure has unquestionably been a successful one, though the United States failed to win the Women's World Cup with her at the helm.
The last Confederate armed force of any size, its capitulation meant that the Civil War was unquestionably over and Booth's attempt to save the Confederacy by Lincoln's assassination had failed.
But Mulgrew's management techniques – and his judgment – had failed him, and with one very bad deal his life had collapsed spectacularly; once charmed, now unquestionably catastrophic.
But Warne failed to take a wicket in 10 overs yesterday when the situation was ripe for him to blossom at the moment MacGill, unquestionably, ought to be No1.
Unquestionably, faulty conclusions can be drawn if one ignores the potential biases and errors that RCCTs are intended to prevent, but equally faulty conclusions can be drawn if the design and interpretation of RCCTs fails to adequately account for clinical and biological realities.
