Sentence examples for unquestionably helped from inspiring English sources

"The president's 1998 race unquestionably helped lay the groundwork for a successful presidential campaign in 2000.

And he said the advice offered by J.P. Morgan unquestionably helped the state get a better deal than it would have gotten otherwise.

Those fighting words have unquestionably helped Ms. Warren, a Harvard law professor who set up the Obama administration's new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, become a formidable candidate in a matter of weeks.

Though he died in 1919, before the Nazi Party had been founded, his ideas, and widespread influence in Germany, unquestionably helped to create an intellectual climate in which policies of racial slavery and genocide were able to claim a basis in science.

"This act of selflessness as well as a stable loving home unquestionably helped me on my own path in life," he said.

It can unquestionably help make portfolios more circular, easier to disassemble and recycle, more resource efficient and minimise its hazardous substances and environmental footprint – all valuable stuff.

I do not know if it will drive us out of the sac, but it will unquestionably help!

Fedor's immense run in PRIDE, punctuated by classic wins over Antonio Minotauro Nogueirarandnd Mirko Cro Cop, will unquestionably help keep his status as a leading heavyweight afloat, yet the humiliating defeat to Werdum was never the way most expected Fedor to finally crack.

Unquestionably it helped Murray.

Donor tissue unquestionably saves lives and helps thousands of people each year with a growing list of life-enhancing products like knee ligaments and bone cement.

But the famous "War Governor" unquestionably did more to help the war effort than any other man in the state, and earned the lifelong gratitude of former Union soldiers for his support.