Sentence examples for will unquestionably get from inspiring English sources

The river will unquestionably get to 30 feet, Mr. Gust said, and that leads to major flooding.

"I don't know if Comcast will get Disney or not…if it does, a merger of that magnitude will unquestionably go through the finest filter at the commission, I can assure you, as possible," Powell was quoted as saying during a Congressional hearing.

Allowing temperatures to warm by more than twice that amount will unquestionably have perilous consequences.

"When people tell the story of Illinois politics," Mr. Samuelson said, "Patrick Fitzgerald will unquestionably have a major role.

The Chinese government will unquestionably make things a little more difficult for Americans.

But, when cricket's showpiece in Australia and New Zealand starts on Friday, Haq and Machan will unquestionably have the same, identical goal.

If a great extinction occurs there now, it will unquestionably have been man-made.

Sudden, radical shifts in the weather will unquestionably take you out of your game and force you to adapt.

Further studies designed to understand their function will unquestionably bring new insights into our understanding of these complex human disorders.

But when he conducts we do, unquestionably, get the message - both the composer's and Noseda's.

"The city unquestionably gets shortchanged by the state by several billion," says Randy Mastro, a former deputy mayor in the Giuliani Administration.