Sentence examples for unquestionably hard from inspiring English sources

Not allowing ourselves to float aimlessly throughout life in a cloudy daze is an unquestionably hard challenge, but one we owe ourselves to face head on, with clarity and purpose.

George Best said he was "unquestionably the hardest man I played against and certainly the bravest".

But the usual tactic of reviving growth through lower interest rates is unquestionably much harder to pull off.

But the persecution has unquestionably made life harder for many, and resulted in severe chaos.

The hard bit, unquestionably, has been doing it with a very tiny amount of people.

Unquestionably, she is a hard-core enthusiast, often playing up to 7 hours a day, and once 10 hours in one sitting.

The first thing it did was it made "news," unquestionably, a business, which must compete hard just to survive, rather than the license to print money which most news outlets still were back in 1980.

Media has totally abandoned traditional tenets of journalism and no longer reports the facts, which in this case unquestionably need to be based on hard science and on-scene observation.

The Stravinsky was unquestionably the main draw, and it's hard to say whether there's something wrong with this picture.

Innovation is hard to measure, and interaction is unquestionably important, but technology provides many ways to collaborate, and small, shared cubicles foster more jangled nerves than innovation.

So, unquestionably, Germany has done marvelous things since it looked hard at itself after an embarrassing failure at the Euro 2000 tournament.