Mr. Ravikant has been on both the investor and the start-up side, and his allegiances are unquestionably with the start-ups.
As Rose tapped in for par on the 18th hole he kissed his ball and immediately looked skyward, unquestionably with his late father in mind.
It can be a very loving, authentic relationship but all the emotional power is unquestionably with the gay guy".
He has exposed unlawful sweeping surveillance programmes that unquestionably interfere with an individual's right to privacy.
"The Regents is unquestionably invested with broad rule-making authority," Justice Lynch wrote, "but such authority must be exercised subject to and in conformity with the law of the state".
The founding of the library and the Mouseion is unquestionably connected with the name of Demetrius of Phaleron, a member of the Peripatetic school and a former Athenian politician.
The substance, C-reactive protein, or CRP, a marker of inflammation in the body, is unquestionably associated with heart disease: the more CRP in a person's blood, the greater the likelihood of heart disease.
Strip away all the distractions, of which there were many, and the petty envy and mistrust, of which there was a surprising amount, and you are unquestionably left with one of the greatest of English post-war careers.
Augusta Gregory, née Persse, was born in 1852, 13 years before Yeats, and brought up in the grand family house at Roxborough to be unquestionably Protestant, "with much Bible reading and devotion to duty".
Sitting next to him, grim-faced, forlorn but unquestionably familiar with the prevailing mood, was former England batsman Graeme Hick, himself a prominent witness to so many abject batting collapses in his time as to be near enough the perfect man for the moment.
The nature and quantity of the medications that were found in their systems were unquestionably inconsistent with the subsequent contrived rationalization offered by Dr. Anna Pou, i.e., that she was simply attempting to alleviate their physical suffering and allay their anxiety.
