Sentence examples for unquestionably lead from inspiring English sources
It is the one area in which they unquestionably lead the world: their country's merchant fleet is the biggest on Earth.
These advances may unquestionably lead to new insights into the optimization of existing catalysts and to the design of novel, new catalysts.
In this example, normalizing to inappropriate reference genes markedly altered both kinetics and magnitude of target gene expression to an extent that would unquestionably lead to erroneous data interpretation and study conclusions.
Here, though America unquestionably leads the world, a variety of technical problems still need to be fixed.The NSA, for instance, has far too many old, incompatible computer systems, and finds it difficult to eavesdrop on fibre-optic cables.
But it has unquestionably led to more arrests.
For so many years, the Republican Party unquestionably led the charge towards gender equality, even before Democrats picked up the baton.
The film, which according to Michael Brooke of BFI Screenonline, "marks a key stage in the medium's development from an amusing novelty to the seventh art," and, "possibly the only point in film history when British cinema unquestionably led the world," was an advance in filming techniques, editing, production and story telling.
Advancements in PPI-detection technology have unquestionably led to the rapid accumulation of PPI data [ 1- 5].
What was Hailee Steinfeld's reward for earning an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress for a film where she was unquestionably the lead?
Just as they would do later with climate change denials, the American Petroleum Institute countered with the claim that "the mass of evidence proves unquestionably that lead isn't a significant factor in air pollution and represents no public health problem in any way".
He said the early stages of an air campaign would "almost unquestionably" be led by the United States, as was the case in Libya, because of American electronic warfare capabilities.
