Sentence examples for unquestionably using from inspiring English sources

As far as tonight's jaunt on Air Force One to see Mississippi Valley State play Western Kentucky was concerned, the president and the prime minister were unquestionably using each other.

But perhaps it is more appropriate to see Rembrandt as measuring himself against Rubens as seen, for example, in a comparison of Rembrandt's Descent from the Cross (1632/33) with the print after Rubens's Descent from the Cross that Rembrandt unquestionably used.

Unquestionably, the markers used in the MPS are associated with a poor aggregate cancer prognosis as demonstrated in multiple publications studying them individually or combined.

Unquestionably, this was an advantage over using mean differences because there is no way to control for covariates with non-parametric tests such as the Mann-Whitney test.

Synbio innovations are unquestionably high-tech, but they're often quite simple — often using the same centuries-old process used to turn grains and yeast into beer.

According to the results obtained through the analysis, the site has abundant solar energy potential and the wind energy potential is unquestionably high enough to be exploited for generating electric energy using wind turbines with low cut-in wind speed.

The knowledge gained from using Schu S4 as a prototypic virulent strain has unquestionably advanced the field of tularemia research.

Auden seems to have been the only unquestionably major writer to use drugs in quite this way, as a direct source of energy for his work.

So I think Americans have the right reading on the situation: we unquestionably live better than we used to, but there are real reasons to worry whether the gains can continue at anything like their recent pace.

The prime minister, Wen Jiabao, has called it the fulfilment of a "100-year-old dream", the kind of hyperbole evoked by the 2008 Beijing Olympics (unquestionably China's first, and used by the party to show off national strength in a way not seen at the Olympics since the cold war).

English is unquestionably the world's most widely used second language.