Sentence examples for unquestionably make it from inspiring English sources

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.

We've unquestionably made it.

This benefit is unquestionably popular and will make it easier for some older Americans to afford expensive prescription drugs.

It is one of the reasons the ECB is lobbying British MPs to introduce a new act or an amendment to the Gambling Act which would make it unquestionably a criminal offence to accept any inducement to cheat at sport.

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

(And it's always more dire for the working class, who unquestionably make up the majority of any developed capitalist economy).

A woman's voice in the halls of power would unquestionably make the world better.

Leila and I might do the same job, but our different personalities and tastes, and healthy exchange of opinion, unquestionably make us better at our jobs".

In spite of one night of alcohol-induced poor decision making, Brock is still the same intelligent young man that enrolled in Stanford University in the fall of 2015 and can unquestionably make a significantly meaningful contribution to society.

Getting rid of Mr. Milosevic would unquestionably make life much easier for diplomats, not to mention those unfortunate enough to live in the Balkans during these years of conflict and uncertainty.

The Chinese government will unquestionably make things a little more difficult for Americans.