Sentence examples for unquestionably makes for from inspiring English sources

But as dramatized by Mr. Greenberg and Ms. Gionfriddo in these two deftly wrought dramas, it unquestionably makes for spellbinding entertainment.

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

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 schools, hospitals, vaccinations and all the other priorities of the aid sector over the last 10 years or so have unquestionably made life very much better for many people.

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

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

But Iraq has unquestionably made the terrorist threat worse.

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

Whatever his means, Duruflé unquestionably made a unique art work with a powerful personal stamp.

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

We've unquestionably made it.