Sentence examples similar to unquestionably smaller from inspiring English sources

Those populations away from Cuba are unquestionably rather small, but probably no longer declining due to more effective conservation measures than have to date been possible in Cuba.

While things have unquestionably improved diplomatically, most small-scale farmers on the island say the embargo must go if they are to reap the economic benefits of a changing Cuba.

"It's a very small risk, unquestionably.

Previous data on the rate of HER2 gene amplification in clear cell EC (22 50%) are unquestionably limited by the small number of samples investigated so far.

If I could change one thing about education in general it would unquestionably be [to have] smaller classes.

The first few years of childhood seem marked by contrasts: babies are unequivocally small, adults are unquestionably large, and the area in between goes unexplored.

One thing Samsung has unquestionably perfected: making big phones seem small.

Unquestionably, rodents (mostly mice) and other small organisms have been instrumental for clarifying the molecular pathways involved in human physiology and disease.

Diamond: Well, I think the fact that we're able to get just the U.S. piece with a very much smaller piece of assets was unquestionably a better quality deal for Barclays.

Zelenka, who has a small but loyal following, is unquestionably one of the giants of the baroque – his aficionados see him as a Catholic Bach.

Considering that the gender gap for TV directing and other behind-the-scenes jobs still unquestionably persists, these are heartening -- albeit small -- steps forward.