Sentence examples for unquestionably occurring from inspiring English sources
Harder to quantify — but unquestionably occurring — is the effect of the uncertainty and government by crisis on both consumers and business.
The conserved evolution amongst members of the R2 gene family from the tuber bearing potato and the fruit tomato contrasts with the rapid selection prevailing in Solanum wild species, whose diversification unquestionably occurred after tomato/potato speciation.
"There is unquestionably a renaissance occurring with poetry, particularly in the oral sense," Ms. Meyers said.
If a great extinction occurs there now, it will unquestionably have been man-made.
Still, assuming the paper holds up to critical scrutiny, it is unquestionably good news that the shift has not yet occurred.
By and large, though, we spend two hours knowing full well that something loud is about to occur; the outcome may be spectacular, but it is unquestionably a numbing-down of the overarching fears that Cameron sought to construct.
Unquestionably antique yet eerily familiar, the likenesses suggest that certain urban faces occur and reoccur, reborn, perhaps, in new bodies across the span of time.
Although persistent infections occur regularly for other virus infections, they have not been documented unquestionably in rabies, mainly because of the added complexity of the disease's relatively long incubation period.
They were unquestionably stupid.
