Sentence examples for unquestionably suffer from inspiring English sources
Pigs unquestionably suffer when living in cramped conditions or forcibly separated from their young.
That being said, the current study unquestionably suffers from all limitations inherent to observational designs.
So, e.g., although sexism restricts the opportunities available to — and so unquestionably harms — both men and women (and considering some pairwise comparisons may even have a greater negative impact on a man than a woman), overall, women as a group unjustly suffer the greater harm.
While describing Ochs as "unquestionably a nice guy", he went on to say, "too bad his voice shows an effective range of about half an octave [and] his guitar playing would not suffer much if his right hand were webbed".
As an adolescent Lenin suffered two blows that unquestionably influenced his subsequent decision to take the path of revolution.
While the commercial shipping business may not have suffered, another maritime industry is unquestionably feeling the pinch.
Martin Amis suffered from something similar when he wrote Money – unquestionably a depiction of a misogynist mind-set, but hardly the celebration of that prejudice as quite a few female readers interpreted it.
Still, things have unquestionably soured.
"Unquestionably," he says unhesitatingly.
