Sentence examples for unquestionably faster from inspiring English sources

Theo James Walcott is unquestionably faster than any player Simoncini has played against.

The engine is unquestionably fast.

As I listen to the radio, watch TV news and read a variety of newspapers, it seems that quite a few Americans, including economics writers and media hosts, think that low-tax countries unquestionably grow faster than high-tax economies.

"Lewis should be very grateful that he's driving for a team with such resources and financial support, a team of great engineers with unquestionably the fastest engine.

And while the Z06 will unquestionably be very fast, it might just be very good to drive as well.

The U.S. two years ago had 3% of the world's advanced battery manufacturing capability -- by 2015 we will have grown that to 40%, unquestionably the biggest, fastest recovery in the twenty years history of the hollowing out of "Made in America".

Unquestionably, by fueling better and faster transportation and powering cities and factories, oil has been critical to modern economies.

What is unquestionably the case is that fast chess is great for spectators, both at the venue and following online.

The need is unquestionably there: studies show the fast-growing Valley, where the population is approaching 1.5 million, has 110 doctors per 100,000 people — half the national rate and well below the state average.

English menu Ramen is Chinese in origin, but it's unquestionably Japan's de facto favourite late-night fast food.

If the mark of a top-class jockey is an ability to recognise a problem in the heat of battle and act fast to solve it, then James Doyle unquestionably has what it takes.