Sentence examples for unquestionably made it from inspiring English sources

And so, I think that it unquestionably made it harder," says Lake.

We've unquestionably made it.

Subjecting EAJA fee awards to administrative offset for a litigant's debts will unquestionably make it more difficult for persons of limited means to find attorneys to represent them.

One example: the free cash flow that will be generated by BSkyB over the next few years will unquestionably make it the dominant media player in the UK, and possibly the whole of Europe's content acquisition and distribution business – with all the implications for plurality and choice that necessarily go with it.

Unquestionably, printing made it easier to disseminate millennial ideas and harder to supress them.

It also pointed out that the state's people, history and location made it unquestionably Indian, and that its own "common interests" therefore mandated its integration into India.

Again, climate change can't be said to have caused Harvey, but it unquestionably made the storm more destructive.

It has unquestionably made a difference in the lives of Daniel Botez and Luke J. Mawst.

Jakob's documentation made it clear that his survival was unquestionably undesired.

"The fact that this has made it to the floor of the House of Representatives is unquestionably good," he said.

Just what that warning means, and at whom it is aimed, is a matter of dispute, but the results have unquestionably made Ulyanovsk, 550 miles east of Moscow, the capital of Russian electoral contrarianism.