Sentence examples for which unquestionably has from inspiring English sources

But Bob Young, a director of the club's administrators Begbies Traynor, told BBC Radio Stoke that there are three new bidders, one of which unquestionably has the money.

New York City, which unquestionably has the most AIDS orphans and kids living with parents who are ill with AIDS in the Western world, refuses to even acknowledge these kids by counting them; a good estimate is that more than 10,000 young New Yorkers have been orphaned by AIDS in the last decade alone and more than 55,000 are living precariously with a parent who has AIDS.

The magnetism which she unquestionably has is the kind that shines out from inside.

WVU unquestionably has the firepower to rally.

The hard bit, unquestionably, has been doing it with a very tiny amount of people.

It is a show that unquestionably has left Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone smitten with Broadway.

The C.I.A. unquestionably has many highly motivated and highly skilled agents.

This unquestionably has become an issue of politics and policy. .

Thus, while one could claim that whales have their hydrodynamic shapes in order to swim fast in the sea, he could not explain why they do not also have gills which unquestionably are useful for underwater breathing.

Had the issue been remitted to a popular vote (which could not have happened according to Orthodox canon law), it would unquestionably have gone against him.

She should address herself to the roots of the problem, which unquestionably lay at her door".