Sentence examples for would unquestionably do from inspiring English sources
"The Obama administration has precious few options in Yemen, having poured most of its energies into its drones campaign and the man, Hadi, whom it thought would unquestionably do its bidding in the fight against Aqap," said Letta Tayler, a counterterrorism researcher at Human Rights Watch.
He gave his friend an honest pep talk, held him in his arms as he died and didn't flee from battle, as he would've unquestionably done before.
A woman's voice in the halls of power would unquestionably make the world better.
I grieve, too, for the certain loss of the work he would unquestionably have done, for his very touching letter to you shows a chastening and mellowing of that great half-mad diffusive ego, that would have been a guarantee of the literary self-discipline we all so wanted for him...
If you want to include the wild card of energy prices, this would be that magic quarter that unquestionably does put us into a profits recession.
Mr Drum writes:Matt [Yglesias] is right that one of the theoretical virtues of NGDP targeting is that it combines both employment and inflation into a single metric, which would make this question moot for policymakers, but it unquestionably does imply that during recessions the Fed would tolerate higher inflation.
This he unquestionably does.
Henman didn't even look like a top athlete; Murray unquestionably does.
(Some people still don't want to hear that Irish step dancing contributed to tap, which it unquestionably did).
Mr Brown himself has unquestionably done much to galvanise global action against third-world poverty and disease.
